It's not a lack of effort or care — self-auditing your own site runs into specific, predictable blind spots.
A first-time visitor's confusion about what you offer is invisible to you, because you never experience the site not already knowing.
Navigation and processes that feel obvious to you, because you built them, can be genuinely confusing to someone encountering them fresh.
It's harder to be critical of something you built and are proud of — a natural, human bias that affects everyone, not a personal failing.
Whether from another person or a structured audit tool, an external view catches what internal familiarity systematically hides.
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