UX Audit - User Experience Analysis
UX Audit: Clarify the Issues That Lower Conversion
Make Data-Driven Decisions, Not Guesswork
Is a UX Audit Reasonable for Your Product? Let’s Take a Look Together
UX Audit is a systematic examination of a digital product (website, SaaS, mobile application, etc.) from the perspective of user experience.
The goal is to uncover points that confuse, frustrate, or hinder the user from reaching their goals.
We do not create new designs; we provide clear and actionable insights to improve the existing experience.
When Does a UX Audit Make Sense?
There is traffic but conversion is low
Users get stuck at certain steps
If there is a feeling of "Where is the problem?" but it is not clear
If you want to see the risks before a major redesign
There are many features but usage is low
If the drop-off after onboarding is high
If the product causes discussions within the team ("I think this way", "no, this way")
Note: If there is no product yet, UX Audit is not the right service.
What Do We Examine Within the Scope of UX Audit?
User flows (critical scenarios)
Information architecture & content hierarchy
Navigation and wayfinding
Calls to action (CTAs)
Forms and error states
Visual hierarchy & readability
Mobile experience
Accessibility (at a basic level)
Note: The same checklist is not applied directly to every project; it is prioritized according to the product's goals.
How Do We Work? (Mini Process)
Short kickoff & clarification of goals
Product review (over critical flows)
Prioritization of problems
Sharing of the UX Audit report
Presentation & Q&A
What Will You Receive as a UX Report?
UX Audit report (PDF / Google Sheets / Slides)
Prioritized problem list
For each problem:
Description
Why it is a problem
Improvement suggestion
Quick wins
For the follow-up, implement it with your own team or get support from us.
What Does a UX Audit Not Cover?
UI design
New page / screen design
Software development
Moderated / user usability tests
Is a UX Audit reasonable for your product? Let's clarify with a 30-minute meeting.
