What is a UX audit and what does it include?
A UX audit is an expert review of a digital product's usability, accessibility and conversion paths. It includes a heuristic evaluation, a cognitive walkthrough, analytics funnel analysis and a WCAG 2.2 check. Unlike usability testing, it does not need live participants.
How much does a UX audit cost?
Cost depends on the number of flows, user roles and platforms, plus the depth of accessibility testing. We do not publish a price because scope varies widely. A short discovery phase turns these drivers into an estimate.
How long does a UX audit take?
Duration follows scope. A health check on a few flows takes less time than a strategic product audit across several roles and platforms. Access to analytics and design files also affects the timeline, and we confirm it once scope is agreed.
What do you need from us?
We need a stakeholder for the kickoff, access to the product, read access to analytics and any earlier research or design files. Answers to our scoping questions help us focus on the flows that matter most.
UX audit vs usability testing: which do we need?
An audit finds known usability patterns quickly using expert judgement and your data. Usability testing shows how real users behave. We recommend an audit first, then user research for questions the audit cannot settle.
When should we skip an audit and redesign or rebuild?
Skip the audit if the decision to rebuild is already made and funded, or if the product has no users or data yet. We recommend an audit before a redesign, so the new design does not repeat old problems.
How do we choose a UX audit provider?
Check for relevant case studies, reviewer seniority, a clear severity method and independence from build upsell. Ask whether engineers join the review and who owns the report. Our UX review guide covers the details.
What does the UX audit report contain?
The report has severity-rated findings, annotated screens, quick wins and a prioritized action plan. A walkthrough call explains each item. Findings are written as backlog-ready items with impact and effort noted.
Can you fix what the audit finds?
Yes, but the audit stands alone and you can take it to any team. If you choose us, a product design team of a UX researcher, designer and engineer can work through the plan.




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