Too Much Data, Too Little Time
Finding friction meant manually going through GA4 reports and Clarity session recordings for each brand.
An AI-driven UX and CRO analysis system for 11 e-commerce brands
I designed and built a system that combines GA4, Microsoft Clarity, and Claude to automatically find, rank, and measure conversion fixes, replacing 90–115 hours of manual analysis every month.
CRO analysis was manual, slow, and fixes were rarely measured after shipping.
Replaced 90–115 analyst hours per month on Custom Offsets alone, worth about $50–80K a year in labor, for ~$15/month.
Finding friction meant manually going through GA4 reports and Clarity session recordings for each brand.
Issues weren't ranked by business impact, so teams couldn't tell what to fix first.
Once a fix shipped, nobody systematically checked whether it actually improved conversion.
Issues weren't ranked by business impact, so teams couldn't tell what to fix first.
Once a fix shipped, nobody systematically checked whether it actually improved conversion.
The system tracks each fix after release.
Results are proven rather than estimated.


On a high-volume brand, even a 1% improvement in purchase rate is a major revenue gain, and UX Intel is built to measure exactly that. This section will be updated as measured results come in.
Recommendations got adopted when each one came with the data behind it.
Closing the loop after shipping is what turns CRO from opinions into results.