You ship a component. It looks fine. Users struggle with it anyway. Not because of a bug. Because the button said "Go" instead of "Get Started". Because the empty state said "No data" instead of something a human would actually understand. Because the form had five fields when it needed three. Small things. The kind you do not notice until someone else points them out. I built a tool that points them out before you ship. And this week I made it a lot harder to ignore. What changed I added three things to Fix My UI, and one of them might save you from a review that comes back as "output too complex to be reliable" — which is a frustrating thing to find out after you have already waited for the result. You now know before you run whether your component is going to get a good review. A complexity indicator sits below the input and reads your HTML in real time. It counts your lines, counts your tags, and tells you whether what you have pasted is simple, medium, or complex.…