How to use the UI/UX Enhancer

A step-by-step guide for customers who already have the UI/UX Enhancer in one of their seats.

By Al, BuzFind founderUpdated Portland, Indiana (Reading, PA roots)
UI/UX Enhancer AI agent - Next-Step and Layout Checks
The UI/UX Enhancer - Next-Step and Layout Checks

This guide shows you how to run the UI/UX Enhancer, what to type, and how to read what it sends back. To see what it checks and which plans include it, read the UI/UX Enhancer page.

Before you start

  • Open My AI agents, pick the UI/UX Enhancer for one of your seats, and click Save selection, or its findings show as Locked in your reports.
  • Choose the page that matters most to you, such as your contact or quote page, and have its full address ready.
  • The phone test for tap targets, text size and contrast runs only on the address you type, so start with the page you care about most.

Step by step

  1. Sign in and open My AI agents in the dashboard menu. Click the UI/UX Enhancer to put it in one of your seats, then click Save selection.
  2. Open the Dashboard page. In the chat box, type what you need in plain words and include your website address.
  3. Wait while the check runs. The answer shows in the chat, and the full report is saved under Audit reports & fixes.
  4. Make the changes you agree with, then send the same request again to see what is still open.

What to type in the chat

Copy one of these requests and change the details to match your business.

“Run a UX audit on yourbusiness.com”
Use this for a general look at headings, clutter and the next step on the pages linked from your homepage.

“Run a UX audit on yourbusiness.com/contact/”
Use this when one page is the problem, because both the phone test and the page reading start from the address you give.

“Run a lead generation audit on yourbusiness.com”
Use this when people read your pages but do not call or fill in a form; the Lead Hunter and Analytic Seer join in.

How to read the results

  • Each finding has a severity tag (critical, high, medium or low) and a Flagged by line, so look for UI/UX Enhancer to see its part of the report.
  • Findings about tap targets, small text or low contrast come from the phone test of one page, and they name that page.
  • Findings about headings, image counts or too many links come from reading the page code, and each one shows the page address it applies to.
  • The score out of 100 at the top covers every agent in that audit, not only the UI/UX Enhancer.

What to do next

  • Start with the critical and high items on the pages that bring you work, and change one thing at a time so you can tell what helped.
  • Click Copy fix instructions to hand a finding to your web person, or use Fix this for me if your site is hosted with BuzFind.
  • Once your changes are live, run the same audit again on the same address and compare the new list with the old one.

Tips

  • The agent does not take screenshots, so it will not comment on colors, spacing or layout unless the phone test lists a failing check.
  • Around 40 links from your menu, footer and service list is normal on a homepage; link clutter is only flagged at 100 or more links on a page.
  • If you want to know whether every page gives visitors a way to call or email you, ask the Lead Hunter.
  • If a page loads slowly or jumps around while it loads, that belongs to the Speed Optimizer.

Questions about using it

Can I test a page other than my homepage?

Yes. Type that page's full address in your request. The phone test runs on that address, and the page reading starts there too.

Why did a contrast problem show up on only one page?

Contrast, tap target and text size checks come from one phone test on the address you typed. Run the audit again with another page's address to test that page.

How do I know when the audit is done?

The chat tells you when the results are ready. You can also open Audit reports & fixes, where each check shows Running, Done or Failed.

Agents work better together. Here are specialists that pair well with the UI/UX Enhancer:

  • Speed Optimizer - Finds what makes your site slow, especially on phones, and gives you a fix list with the biggest wins first.
  • E-E-A-T Content Guru - Checks your articles and blog posts for E-E-A-T (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trust) signals it can see, like bylines, dates, and page length, and returns a fix list with a score.
  • Analytic Seer - Checks whether a tracking tool like GA4 loads on your pages and gives you a plain list of measurement gaps and next steps.

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