Changelog
Release Notes
What's new in UXScore
v1.1May 2026
Polish, navigation, and a sharper email gate
- NewSite navigation header with Release Notes, About, and Scan new page — available on every screen, with a mobile menu
- NewAbout page telling the story of UXScore and the stack behind it
- NewInteractive dot-grid background that quietly reacts to your cursor
- NewCopy URL button on detailed reports — share any report in one click
- NewUXScore logo: a 2×2 mark that echoes the new background
- NewMicrosoft Clarity analytics so I can learn how the product actually gets used
- ImprovedEmail gate now covers shared report links too — every new viewer is asked, returning ones never are
- ImprovedReport sections reordered: UX Principles → Content Quality → Accessibility
- ImprovedEmail modal copy: clearer promise, no false "sent to your inbox" claim
- ImprovedDownload report as a PDF — print stylesheet polished so the export is clean
- ImprovedHomepage hero widened on large screens so it actually fills the canvas
- FixedDetailed report no longer wraps the executive summary at a narrow column — now spans the full report width
- FixedCleaned up duplicate email captures and gate recognition (RLS policy + dedupe on insert)
v1.0May 2026
Initial release
- NewScan any public webpage and get a UX score out of 100, split across accessibility, UX principles, and content quality
- NewPlain-language findings written for product owners, marketers, and developers — every issue names the actual element and gives a specific fix, no jargon
- NewContext-aware scoring: each page is judged against its detected industry, audience, and goal, so a landing page and a docs page are scored differently
- ImprovedDetailed report with per-pillar breakdown, quick wins surfaced first, and a shareable link
- FixedDownload any report as a PDF to share with your team