Automated website scanning
Crawls live pages of leading travel and eCommerce sites, capturing DOM and visible UI, including timers and pop-ups.
Try “KYC”, “Bedrock”, “Claude”, “insurance” or “ISO”.
Case study · UX Compliance / AI Auditing
An agentic auditing platform that scans live websites, detects deceptive design patterns and produces explainable reports for compliance, UX and legal teams.

The challenge
High-traffic travel and booking sites often use subtle pressure tactics such as fake scarcity, false urgency and confirm-shaming. They are dynamic and hard to prove, and manual audits don’t scale.
The solution
Skugal built a platform that uses LLMs and autonomous agents to analyse text and UI context, turning subjective UX concerns into structured, explainable findings.
Crawls live pages of leading travel and eCommerce sites, capturing DOM and visible UI, including timers and pop-ups.
Prompt-engineered classification of scarcity, urgency, confirm-shaming and pressure nudges, interpreting intent rather than keywords.
Separate agents for extraction, analysis, validation and explanation improve accuracy and auditability.
What was flagged, why, and how it maps to published UX research, written for non-technical stakeholders.
How it works
Business impact
Dark Patterns Laboratory now runs a scalable AI auditing system that monitors high-traffic websites and flags deceptive UX before it goes unnoticed.
Technology
Manipulative design thrives in ambiguity. This platform brings clarity at scale.
Next step
Tell us about the workflow or product. We’ll come back with an architecture, a delivery plan and where AI agents fit.