UX/UI Audit
Review product journeys for usability, interface consistency, and accessibility, with documented issues and repair priorities.
Why?
An audit gives your team a defined set of issues to investigate and fix. We connect each finding to a screen or task, explain its user impact, and separate observed problems from hypotheses that need testing.
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Issues your team can reproduce
Each finding includes the affected task, evidence, and conditions observed.
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Priorities beyond guesswork
Focus remediation on user impact and documented severity, with effort assumptions visible.
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Consistent interface decisions
Identify mismatches in components, content, and interaction against the agreed design reference.
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Visible accessibility barriers
Document scoped accessibility findings and verification needs without claiming certification.
Our process
Agree audit coverage
We define journeys, platforms, languages, devices, and evaluation criteria, including the accessibility checks in scope.
Review behavior evidence
We examine available analytics and feedback, checking tracking limitations before interpreting drop-offs.
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Inspect journeys and interfaces
We review the agreed tasks, capture reproducible issues, and document screenshots, context, and accessibility barriers.
Rank findings
We prioritize by user impact, frequency evidence, severity, and dependencies, noting where effort needs engineering input.
Specify remediation
We propose practical changes with rationale and acceptance checks for design and engineering review.
Define verification checks
We hand over retest criteria and review findings with your team. Implementing fixes and retesting are separately scoped where needed.
Questions?
We agree on usability principles, platform guidance, design-system rules, and scoped WCAG 2.2 AA checks. The review documents findings within its coverage and is not a certification of the whole product.
Yes. Findings include relevant screenshots or annotations, affected tasks, severity rationale, and recommended acceptance checks.
We can hand over issues to your team or define a separate design and development scope. Implementation and retesting are not assumed to be included in the audit.
Not automatically. This is an expert review of the agreed journeys, platforms and languages. Participant testing, source-code review, security assessment and specialist compliance work require separate scopes. We confirm coverage, access and review milestones before starting.
