Pulse Fitness
v17 actions identified · 1 critical, 3 high
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7 tasksUsers miss the main action on first view, reducing conversion by an estimated 30-40%.
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Sorted by impact- 2highAccessibility
Labels fail WCAG AA contrast, blocking users with low vision from completing the form.
~2h26% +3 - 3highPerformance
Largest Contentful Paint exceeds 4s on 4G, causing bounces before content appears.
~2h79% +3 - 4highUsability
Evaluators can't compare plans side-by-side, a known friction point for B2B decisions.
~2h32% +3 - 5mediumUsability
Users discover errors late, redoing work and abandoning the flow at higher rates.
~1h76% +1 - 6mediumAccessibility
Keyboard and screen reader users tab through entire nav before reaching main content.
~1h48% +1
Tested design
This is what we analyzed
Industry & Audience
Who this design is built for and how well it fits the market
- Industry
- Health & Wellness
- Business Model
- Subscription
- Target Age
- 22–38
- Income Level
- Middle income
Market fit signal
For the Health & Wellness space targeting 22–38 users on a Subscription model, this design is not yet aligned. The visual language reads as appropriate for Middle income buyers, but the information hierarchy needs sharpening to match the decision pace your audience expects. Address the critical issues below before driving paid traffic — early adopters will tolerate friction, but your broader market segment will not.
Personas Performance
Sarah
Beginner
Negative67%
Task Success Rate
1:49
Time
New User
User Type
“Sarah struggled to find the primary CTA on mobile. Required two scroll attempts before noticing the action.”
Diego
Mobile-first
Negative49%
Task Success Rate
2:42
Time
Returning User
User Type
“Diego completed the flow but paused at the Subscription value prop — wasn't immediately clear what they were signing up for.”
Aisha
Tech-savvy
Neutral84%
Task Success Rate
1:22
Time
Power User
User Type
“Aisha flew through the flow. Noted minor friction on form validation copy and would expect keyboard shortcuts.”