UICheck is a responsive design checker: test your website on multiple devices and browsers, from phones to desktops in Chrome, Safari and Firefox, and find overflow, spacing and cut-off text live.
5 free checks a day · no card neededSign in
FRIDAY, 30 OCTOBER
Good morning, Navin.
Your 4 sites average 87 — up 1 this week. 1 thing needs you today.
Paste an address to scan…All optionsScan87
Workspace health
Last 30 days
↑ 1 points
5 fixed · 3 new problems
Needs you 1AllBlockingTo confirm

Blocks the releaseAcme Store · 9 h ago
Acme Store isn’t ready to ship
Score 65 · 1 critical, tested fixes ready
Fix first →Open report
Northwind, Bluebird and 1 more are fine — nothing needs you there
Ready to launch
2 of 3 projects can go live today
Monitoring
25 of 25 pages watched · next check in 6 h
Product tour · 1:15
From a URL to every layout bug, on every screen, with the fix. Then the follow-up until it’s really fixed.
For agencies, product teams and freelancers shipping sites every week.
Two ways to use UICheck

01 · Scan
Real browsers at real sizes, the whole site, every width in between, and your Figma design.

02 · Website feedback
Comments on the page, sign-off, and a feedback button for the live site.
One check does what a tester spends an afternoon clicking through, then follows each problem until it’s fixed.
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Real Chrome, Safari and Firefox at phone, tablet and desktop sizes, the whole site, and every width in between.
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Each problem with what to change and the CSS UICheck tested, sent to Linear, Jira, GitHub, Worksynk or Slack, or to your AI assistant.
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Mark it fixed or close the task: the page is checked again and the quality gate says whether it’s really gone.
1.0
From the first check to the client’s sign-off, every step happens on the page itself.
2.0
Each check covers layout, accessibility, forms and launch, and explains every finding in words your client understands.

Sideways scrolling, cut-off text, overlaps, tight padding and tap targets too small to hit.
WCAG 2.2 with axe, keyboard use, contrast over pictures and the settings real users change.
Labels, required fields, and validation tried like a visitor, without ever sending anything.
Broken links, noindex, staging links left in, missing titles, previews and favicons.
The same checks in Chrome, Safari and Firefox, so iPhone-only bugs don’t reach your client.
What a visitor sees, why it matters and how to fix it, in PDF and Excel your client can read.
3.0
No install and no scripts. A free account and an address is all it takes.
Step 1
Any live or staging site: WordPress, Next.js, Shopify or plain HTML. UICheck opens it in real browsers, waits for lazy images and fonts, and freezes animations so nothing moves mid-check.
Step 2
A score, a quality gate, and each finding outlined on the screenshot at the sizes it happens, grouped so one problem across seven sizes is one line, not seven.
Step 3
Send findings to Linear, Jira, GitHub or Worksynk, or let your AI assistant fix them. When a fix is marked or a task closes, UICheck checks the page again and tells you.
4.0
The score, the gate, and what to fix first, the moment a check finishes.
www.fulgid.inFull site · 24 pages
Today 01:46 · 96 screens · All checks
OverviewIssues · 245ReviewVisual changes
✕ Not ready to shipQuality gate · re-scan of 30 Oct
Fix 1 critical problem on the Contact page first.
Everything else is above the bar: score 65 (needs 70), 3 pages already look good on every size. Since the last scan: 5 fixed, 5 new.
Fix the 1 critical firstOpen ReviewWhat changed
5 points to Grade C — fixing the critical and major problems gets you there
A score and a quality gate
Pass or fail against your last check, the same answer in the app, the email and your CI.
Fix these first
The problems visitors notice most, worst first, each with the change to make.
Reports anyone can read
A share link without login, and PDF or Excel with your logo on Prism.
5.0
Linear, Jira, GitHub, Worksynk and Slack, with the screenshot and the fix. Closed there means checked here, and your AI assistant can join in too.
Critical · iPad 820px
Part of the page sticks out past the screen edge
6.0
The short version. There’s more in the FAQ and the help pages.
UICheck loads your page on up to 7 screen sizes, from a 360px phone to Full HD, and checks for horizontal overflow, spacing and alignment problems, cut-off or tiny text, overlapping elements, small tap targets, form field issues, broken images, JavaScript errors and accessibility (WCAG) problems.
Yes. A free account gets 5 checks every day on 5 common screen sizes, one saved project and checks from CI. No card is needed. Lens adds every screen size, Safari and Firefox, full-site checks, Figma comparison and visual baselines; Prism adds a team of 5, unlimited checks and the live site.
Yes. UICheck tests the rendered page in a real browser, so it works with any platform or framework, including WordPress, Next.js, React, Angular, Shopify, Webflow and plain HTML.
No. Create a free account, paste a public URL and run the check in your browser. Teams can also run it from CI before every release.
Yes. Make a report public with a private share link that works without an account, or download it as a PDF book or an Excel sheet with a screenshot of every issue.
Yes, on Prism: invite up to 5 people into one workspace (more for $10 a month each) and clients as free read-only viewers. Everyone shares the projects, checks and integrations, and the activity log shows who did what.
Mark it as “by design” and UICheck stops counting it on that page in future checks. Mark real problems as fixed, or close their task in your tracker: UICheck checks the page again (on Lens and Prism right away, on Free with your next check), confirms the fix or flags it again, and emails you the result.
Free account, 5 checks a day, no card. Upgrade when you need every screen, every browser and every page.