A month ago I launched UX Audit Checklist — a little Chrome extension for running structured UX audits without leaving your browser.

I had no idea how far it would go from there. 😊

Today I'm excited to share that it's grown into something much bigger — and it's relaunching as UX Suite. Version 2.0 is live on the Chrome Web Store right now.

Here's what's new:

UX Research Companion Plan and run 7 research types from start to finish — Competitor Research, Discovery Interviews, Surveys, Diary Studies, Card Sorting, Concept Testing, and Usability Testing. Or create your own custom research type with editable steps.

UI Tools Color Wheel, Palette Generator, Contrast Checker, Gradient Tool, Site Colors extractor, and Typography Scale — all running on any live page, right in your side panel.

Accessibility Checker 7 inspection tools that run directly on the page: Breakpoint Simulator, Vision Simulator, Font & Contrast Inspector, Spacing Inspector, Headings Map, Live Content Editor, and Alt-Text Inspector.

Everything lives in a side panel. No context switching, no extra tabs, no distractions — just you and the page you're working on.

Pro tools are free for the first 30 days, so you can try everything before committing.

🔗 UX Suite Chrome Extension

If you've already tried UX Suite (or the old UX Audit Checklist), I'd love to hear how it's been fitting into your workflow. What's working well? What would make it even better? Drop a comment below — your feedback genuinely shapes what gets built next.

Semilancer is live. ↗

A single-page portfolio built for freelancers and independent creators — work, products, writing, and personality, all on one scrollable page.

Free to remix → https://framer.link/feBPB1h

Semilancer is live. ↗

One page. Your work, your products, your writing, your personality.

Free to remix on Framer → https://framer.link/feBPB1h

If you're about to publish a template, worth running a quick audit on it first — I built UX Audit Checklist, a Chrome extension that opens as a side panel and lets you check accessibility, contrast, responsiveness, and overall UX directly on the live page before it goes out.

Catches the stuff that's easy to miss when you're deep in building — missing alt text, contrast that's borderline, breakpoints that don't quite hold up on mobile.

Free to try, lives on the Chrome Web Store. Would love feedback from anyone who gives it a spin on their next template.

https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/ux-audit-checklist/nfjbpaimnibelcbmdlffeeambbcofchn?authuser=0&hl=en

Just shipped a Chrome extension I've been building — UX Audit Checklist. It opens as a side panel and lets you run a structured UX audit directly on any live page: a 53-point checklist across 6 pillars, on-page annotations, live performance data, and a few inspection tools (breakpoint testing, contrast checking, colour blindness simulation).

Built it because I was tired of doing audits across a dozen scattered tools. Figured some of you might find it useful too, especially if you design and review a lot of pages.

Free to try, live on the Chrome Web Store now. Would love any feedback if you give it a spin.

https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/ux-audit-checklist/nfjbpaimnibelcbmdlffeeambbcofchn?authuser=0&hl=en

Semifolio is live. ↗

A Framer portfolio template built for UI/UX and product designers who want to show their work the way it deserves to be shown.

Not just screens. Stories.

https://hy.chujiqiqi.com/community/marketplace/templates/semifolio/

Semifolio is live. ↗

A Framer portfolio template built for UI/UX and product designers who want to show their work the way it deserves to be shown.

Not just screens. Stories.