Chief Revenue Officer
Timothy Carter is the Chief Revenue Officer at UUX.co, where he leads client strategy and revenue growth across a portfolio of design, software, and digital marketing brands. With more than 20 years in enterprise search, content, and demand generation, he has spent his career on the commercial side of the web — which is where most design decisions ultimately get judged.
That perspective shapes what he writes here. Timothy is less interested in design as decoration than in design as a revenue lever: how a landing page earns a click, why a pricing table converts or stalls, and what actually happens to a funnel when the UX debt finally comes due. He has worked with everyone from pre-seed startups to Fortune 1000 brands, and has seen the same handful of interface mistakes cost all of them real money.
Tim lives in Orlando, Florida with his family. When he is not deep in a conversion audit, he is usually on a golf course or chasing a fly-fishing trip somewhere with better weather.
A step by step switch plan for product teams leaving a design agency for a UX subscription, with handover scope, overlap window, and week one deliverables.
A concrete breakdown of what a stalled design pipeline costs a SaaS team each month, and the numbers that justify a flat-rate UX subscription.
Most landing pages do not fail because they are ugly. They fail because of a handful of UX mistakes that quietly leak conversions. Here are the ones we see most.
“Work on everything at once” sounds generous and produces mediocrity. Here is the case for active request slots — and why constraint is the feature, not the limitation.