The DrugHub UX & Performance Lab is a dedicated research environment where we analyze passwordless PGP-based authentication, cryptographic protocols, accessibility in onboarding flows, and privacy-focused transaction models. Our studies explore real-world performance metrics such as Web Vitals (LCP, CLS, INP), accessibility benchmarks (A11y), and usability evaluations to provide a clear picture of how secure systems can be both user-friendly and resilient.
View Verified Research LinksOur research highlights how passwordless PGP authentication improves both security and usability. By removing traditional credentials, user identity is tied only to cryptographic keys, reducing breach risks while streamlining login flows.
We evaluate Moneroโs privacy-preserving design for anonymous transactions. Using simulated escrow models, our studies explore transaction transparency, refund mechanisms, and unlinkability in real-world testing environments.
Rotating mirror infrastructure with cryptographic signatures is tested against phishing attempts. Our findings show how automated mirror rotation and CAPTCHAs improve resilience without compromising accessibility.
Building on the legacy of previous secure platforms, we analyze the evolution of best practices in encryption, vendor trust, and privacy-first design. These insights shape modern user experience benchmarks.
Our lab studies multi-signature escrow designs, fairness in dispute resolution, and automated moderation tools. The goal: measure how accountability and automation improve transaction trust.
We test Jabber/XMPP integrations for secure support and notification flows. Our experiments measure how encryption and accessibility intersect in real-time communication.
Each step of the access process is evaluated using UX benchmarks and Web Vitals. From CAPTCHAs to cryptographic verification, our focus is on balancing usability, accessibility, and uncompromising security.
Measured for accessibility and resistance to automation bypasses.
Onboarding friction analyzed across different key management tools.
Challengeโresponse mechanisms benchmarked for both speed and resilience.
Provisioning speed and stability tested under various network conditions.
Transaction flows and dashboard usage reviewed for accessibility and consistency.
Our lab performs multi-layer audits: application security, network defense, and cryptographic resilience. We align our findings with W3C, MDN, and WAI accessibility standards to ensure security does not undermine usability.
Vendor workflows are studied for fairness, accountability, and trust-building. Our findings focus on how user experience and security interact in multi-user environments.
Collateral systems tested for effectiveness in ensuring accountability and discouraging fraud.
Research into inventory tools, payout automation, and performance analytics for vendor-side efficiency.
Studies show how visibility, trust scores, and performance reviews influence long-term ecosystem health.
All mirrors included in our reports are cryptographically verified and regularly tested for uptime, accessibility, and resilience against phishing.
Screenshots highlight each stage of the access and interaction process, from CAPTCHA usability tests to full dashboard simulations. Each image corresponds to UX benchmarks we document.