UX Audit
UX Audit
An audit is an expert examination, analysis, and evaluation of something of
high value
UX Audit is one of the important, decisive steps for understanding what is wrong with your existing design and it gives acceleration in improving or redesigning your website or app. Website audit (desktop or mobile version), conducted by the practical experts, will help you assess the effectiveness of your website in terms of usability, user experience and lasting customer impression. Design auditing of mobile app or audit of website finds ways to make a product more powerful and competitive, ensuring your brand growth. It will help you to understand the project strong sides and to find more opportunities for improvement.
The Design Audit relies on innovative UX research methods and is divided into three main stages: Briefing, Research and Propose Solutions. You will receive the first results of the UX audit in two to seven business days (timing of user experience audit depends on the complexity of the project). After this, our team will dive deep into the project, study the smallest of details and put your product through our vast experience. The final deliverable is a website audit checklist, which documents everything that needs to be improved or fixed, lists our recommendations and includes many helpful ideas how to solve UX problems.
You can learn about our defined workflow here. All steps have a detailed description of what we do at each stage of working with the project. This can help you to understand the whole process we have to go through when creating a project and be more involved.
Briefing
We set up a call session to overview the client's needs, share the details of the project and define the actual plan, what we going to do and what resources we need to involve to start the process in the most efficient way
Research
Our qualified team dive deep into the project, study the smallest details and put your product through years of experience
Propose solutions
We become a user of your product. We provide you with a document where we mark errors and shortcomings, what needs to be improved. Also we generate the ideas how to solve it
The strength of a UX audit lies in identifying and classifying various problems, while the strength of redesign lies in identifying and providing possible solutions
Alex Korshykov
CEO, DreamX