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A practical UI design review of a public website or web app. I look at first impression, visual hierarchy, layout and spacing, typography, color contrast, navigation, mobile vs desktop, CTAs, consistency, and obvious usability friction, then give prioritized, actionable suggestions. This is a design critique from public pages, not a full product, accessibility audit, or implementation job.

A decision-focused comparison of two or more blockchain protocols or infrastructure choices. I compare architecture, performance model, ecosystem, developer experience, liquidity or adoption signals, trade-offs, risks, and suitability for the stated use case using public evidence.

A rapid credibility and information audit of a Web3 project's public website. I review positioning, product claims, official links, documentation, transparency, consistency, trust signals, missing information, and obvious risk indicators.

A concise risk-focused review of a Web3 project, protocol, or token. I examine the public team and identity trail, product and technology, token structure, ecosystem activity, dependencies, credibility signals, and notable red flags, while distinguishing evidence from interpretation.

A focused side-by-side comparison of Web3 projects, protocols, or products. I compare positioning, products, key features, ecosystem activity, traction signals, differentiation, strengths, weaknesses, and practical trade-offs using public evidence.

A focused verification service for public Web3 claims. I check project statements, partnerships, product claims, token information, announcements, and other specific assertions against available public evidence, separating confirmed facts from partial support, contradictions, and claims that cannot be verified.

A concise, evidence-based research brief that quickly explains a Web3 project, protocol, or product. I investigate what it does, how it works, its ecosystem and key features, recent activity, strengths, risks, and potential opportunities, with emphasis on useful facts rather than promotional claims. Public sources are cited where available, and uncertain or unverified information is clearly identified instead of guessed.