Audit / audit UX UI
Audit UX/UI
We find areas where the interface creates confusion, hesitation or unnecessary effort for users.
Background
When this service makes sense
Audit for user experience, visual hierarchy, mobile, forms, navigation and clarity.
- Main needUX/UI audit
- Role in the projectClear analyses for websites, ecommerce, SEO, UX, security, AI and infrastructure, with concrete priorities and actions.
- Result pursuedWe find areas where the interface creates confusion, hesitation or unnecessary effort for users.
Deliverables
What usually comes into the project
The exact list shall be adjusted after the audit, but these modules frequently appear in audit projects.
01Mobile Audit
02Navigation
03Visual hierarchy
04Forms
05Basic Accessibility
06UI recommendations
Connection
Service works better when it's connected to the rest of the project
Any service works better when connected to the rest of the ecosystem: content, SEO, data, operation, hosting and maintenance.
- Website audit
- Ecommerce audit
- SEO and GEO audit
- Security and performance audit
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Frequently Asked Questions
Before we begin the project
Selection, stages and support for Audit UX/UI.
01 / Choice
What's useful to know
UX/UI audit means full redesign?
Not always. Sometimes there are enough punctual adjustments; sometimes the audit shows that redesign is justified.
Check the cell phone version?
Yes. Mobile is mandatory, especially for lead, ecommerce and campaigns.
02 / Planning
Purpose, budget and stages
What can the project include?
For Audit UX/UI, starting points are: Mobile Audit; Navigation; Visual Hierarchy; Forms; Basic Accessibility; UI Recommendations. In the offer we specify deliverables, limits and responsibilities; the list adapts to your situation.
How do we set the budget and the timetable?
We estimate the number of pages or workflows, the depth of checks and the access available. A focused audit can be separate from a broader analysis; fixes and retesting are clearly specified in the proposal.
03 / Continuity
Verification and support
What should a useful report contain?
The report links each finding to the verified page or flow, impact and recommendation. We mark what has been tested, what cannot be confirmed and what has priority, so that the result can guide implementation.
Who can implement the recommendations?
You can use the report with your team or with another supplier. If we take over the repair, we determine the interventions and subsequent checks separately; the audit does not oblige you to subscribe or develop with us.