Frontend Risk Audit

Know what to fix first, and what to leave alone.

We review your frontend code and how it behaves on the screens that matter most to your product. You get the five main risks, the evidence behind them, and a practical plan for the next 30 days.

  1. Pages slow down.

    Important screens take longer to load or respond. You need to know where the delay comes from. Every week it stays that way, people wait on the screens that matter most.

  2. Small changes break things.

    A change in one part of the frontend breaks another. Reviews and releases take longer. The team starts avoiding changes, and the roadmap slows with it.

  3. You launched with AI.

    The product is live. You want a second opinion on the frontend and practical advice on what to improve. Knowing what is fragile now is easier than finding out from your users.

  4. Development is changing hands.

    You are bringing in a developer or a new team. You need a clear starting point and advice on what to keep. Without it, the new team inherits the same problems.

STARTING PRICE · AGREED SCOPE

From €2,000 excl. VAT

Starting price. Your final fee is fixed and agreed before we start. No hourly billing.

Priorities for your next 30 days.

A written report, risk register, the five main frontend risks, and a practical fix plan.

Includes an optional 30-minute Q&A.

What the audit includes →

Review in 5 working days

Counted from the agreed start date, once the agreement, payment and all required materials are in place.

An outside view of your frontend.

bless.team is an independent frontend review practice based in Lisbon. We help product teams and founders understand technical risks and choose their next steps.

Most communication happens in writing. One reviewer is responsible for the findings.

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See how a finding becomes a decision.

Five illustrative risks and a 30-day plan for Magnificent Invoices, a fictional invoicing product.

See sample report →

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The PDF library is included in the list route, although it is only used for exports. People opening the list download code they do not use at that point.

Next step: load the existing PDF library when an export is requested, handle failures and measure again under matching conditions.

Find the frontend risks worth fixing first.

Tell us about your product and what you want a second opinion on. We’ll tell you whether the audit fits, when we could start, and what happens next.

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