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TypeFlux currently lets you swap fonts, adjust heading sizes, tune weight, line height, and letter spacing on any live site. You can also click any element to style it individually. I built it primarily as a design debugging tool, but I'm curious how people would actually use it day to day. A few things I'm considering for future updates: - More Google Fonts (currently 30) - CSS export so you...

I hope you’ve been enjoying the latest UX HeatGrid update. I’m planning the next one now. If you could change or add one feature, what would it be? Better UX scoring? Exportable insights? Drop your ideas below. I’m building this together with you 👇

UX HeatGrid has officially reached 100 users on the Chrome Web Store. For a small, independent product focused purely on real-time layout and UX analysis, this is an important milestone. The goal has always been simple: - Make UX quality measurable - Provide instant visual feedback - Keep everything lightweight and local With v1.1.0 introducing the rebuilt UX Score algorithm and the new pinned...

Hey everyone 👋 UX HeatGrid v1.1.0 is officially live on the Chrome Web Store. This update focuses on making real-time layout and readability analysis clearer and more actionable. What’s new? 📌 Pinned Panel You can now pin the panel to any corner and monitor your live UX Score while browsing. New color indicators make it instantly clear whether a page feels balanced, dense, or visually heavy. 📊...

Hey everyone! 👋 We’re continuing to improve UX HeatGrid to make design, readability, and content density analysis more seamless. v1.1.0 is coming very soon! 🎉 Here’s what’s new: 📌 Pinned Panel Pin the panel to any corner and track your live UX score while browsing. New color indicators make score status instantly visible. 📖 How it Works – Help Modal A redesigned in-app guide explaining how...

This was the first extension I ever launched, so seeing it find its place somewhere between my other projects really means a lot. Every interaction and piece of feedback helped me learn what works and what can be improved. I am continuing to refine it step by step, and I truly appreciate everyone who gave it a chance and followed the journey.

I know it received quieter support compared to my other projects, but I am still actively improving it and shaping what it can become. Building tools around readability and clarity is something I genuinely care about. If you tried ReadScore, I would really appreciate hearing how you think it could evolve or what would make it more useful in real workflows. Every small piece of feedback helps me...

Just wanted to say a genuine thank you to everyone who explored UX HeatGrid and took the time to engage with it. Seeing people interact with something I built means a lot. I am continuing to improve and refine the experience, so any thoughts or impressions you want to share are always welcome. Really appreciate the support.❤️

I’m building UX HeatGrid, a Chrome extension that visualizes user attention and content density using a real time grid based heatmap. It’s designed for quick UX checks while working on live pages, without setting up complex tests. I’m curious When you review a layout, how do you usually decide if users are actually focusing on the right areas? Do you rely on clicks, scrolling behavior, visual...

I’m building ReadScore, a Chrome extension that analyzes web page readability and shows: Readability score Reading time Words per sentence Highlights for complex sentences and dense paragraphs I’m curious how you judge if a page is easy or hard to read. Do you look at sentence length, text blocks, reading time, or something else? Your answers help me decide which signals and highlights should...

Hi!, I’ve been working on a small Chrome extension that lets you hide or mask text on any webpage. It started as a privacy tool for screen sharing and screenshots but it turned out to be useful for focus, studying, and even creative blackout writing. You can: Manually select text to hide Use smart modes (Poetry, Privacy, Random) to auto-mask content Control intensity levels and smart filters...