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?

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.

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.

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!

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 balance, or something else?