UX Audit Agency
Make your
product
user-centric
Clients who trusted us with UX audit.
Red flags that call for a UX audit.
Low user engagement
Users do not interact with the product as expected
High bounce rates
Many visitors leave the platform after viewing 1-2 pages
Drop in customer retention
Fewer users are returning to the product over time
Declining competitiveness
The product is falling behind industry standards
Accessibility issues
Some users are unable to access your product
Negative user feedback
Users express dissatisfaction with the product
Inconsistent user experience
Experience with the product varies across different platforms
Internal concerns
Team members consistently report UI/UX issues
Let’s make your audience love your product
UX audit services we offer.
Interviews and workshops
Through interviews and workshops with stakeholders, we clarify business goals, key metrics, and product positioning, which our team later verifies during research. User interviews help us reveal insights into user behavior, preferences, and pain points, allowing us map the user journey and identify improvement areas.
Competitive analysis
The activity helps us get a holistic view of the market. Based on the analysis, we identify points of parity and points of difference to determine features that are mandatory for competitiveness and unique solutions to stand out. Additionally, competitive analysis helps us research the best user patterns, which we can leverage in our work.
Surveys
After conducting user interviews, we use surveys to triangulate and validate the collected data and make sure that it accurately reflects user needs and preferences. This helps us confirm the relevance of our findings and strengthens the reliability of our insights.
Analyzing user flows
We examine the paths users take through the product to identify any obstacles that hinder their experience. Pinpointing these blockers allows us to optimize the user journey and ensure smoother navigation so that users can achieve their goals through the product and enjoy the experience.
Accessibility analysis
We analyze the product for accessibility and determine whether it is convenient for people with visual, hearing, and mobility impairments to use it. Additionally, we provide solutions to enhance the user experience for these individuals, making the product useful and enjoyable for every user out there.
Informational architecture assessment
The activities involve analyzing and testing the product’s information architecture (IA), which organizes and labels content for effective navigation. Through methods like card sorting and tree testing, we ensure logical and intuitive data organization. This is especially useful for complex navigation, deeply nested pages, and testing shifts from traditional to experimental IA.
User testing
Moderated and unmoderated user testing allows us to validate hypotheses and solutions at the prototype stage or assess existing product usability. By watching how users interact with the product and navigate to a target action, we identify areas for improvement. With prototype testing, we can validate new designs before development, saving costs by catching errors early.
UX strategy
The final step of the UX audit is a UX strategy. Based on insights from our research and client input, we develop a comprehensive UX roadmap. The strategy includes our data-driven recommendations for the necessary implementations that will allow the client to meet project goals and user expectations.
Types of products we work with.
Why Brights?
For each user experience audit, we select a custom set of activities tailored to the needs and challenges of a specific case.
Our focus industries.
Key scenarios to perform a UX audit.
Before launch
The audit ensures all critical errors and shortcomings are identified and eliminated before presenting the product to users.
After launch
The audit helps evaluate early user interactions, identify unexpected problems or areas for improvement, and quickly address these findings.
Drop in productivity
The audit allows you to identify and fix the underlying issues causing a decrease in user engagement, increased bounce rates, drop in conversions, etc.
Declining relevance
The audit is essential for analyzing how well the product meets current user needs and market trends and developing a strategy for user migration, if necessary.
Before major updates or integrations
The audit is used to assess the current product to identify strengths and weaknesses and help prioritize and plan future changes.
Regular updates and improvements
Planned UX audits every 3–6 months are instrumental in tracking the effectiveness of changes and adapting to new user requirements and market conditions.
Our process
UX audit deliverables.
Competitive analysis
We analyze your competitors to uncover strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities for your digital product.
Heuristic evaluation report
We assess your product’s usability through established UX principles to identify key issues
New IA proposal
We offer a new information architecture to improve the organization and accessibility of your content.
Proto personas
We create detailed profiles of your target users to help guide design decisions effectively.
Prioritization matrix
We rank issues based on stakeholder input, budget limitations, and the severity of the problems found.
Enhanced user flows
We optimize user pathways to make navigation and interactions smoother and more intuitive.
UX strategy
We combine all our findings and recommendations into a clear, actionable plan for improving your product.
Accessibility recommendations
We provide guidelines to improve the accessibility of your product for all users, including those with disabilities.
The business impact of a UX audit.
The purpose of a UX audit is to find what’s preventing your product from growing and offer a strategy for fixing your product, making it accessible, easy to navigate, and loved by users.
The ultimate goal of this process is to make the product work for the benefit of your business, i.e., bring in new users, increase ROI, and give you a stronger competitive edge on the market.
Find out what’s holding your product back.
Five pillars of our UX design philosophy.
Focus on users
The core philosophy of any UX design audit is user orientation. Our task is to make decisions based on users' needs, expectations, and behavior while ensuring our solutions are empathetic and inclusive of all individuals.
Evidence-based approach
All decisions should be based on data and real observations, not assumptions. To this end, we use analytics and metrics to understand user behavior and conduct user research to gain deeper insights into their motivation and needs.
Continuous improvement
A UX audit is not a one-time action. User experience can be continuously improved based on new data and feedback, which require quick reaction. This requires an adaptable and interactive approach with constant testing, analysis, and improvement implementation.
Cross-functional collaboration
An effective UX audit involves collaboration between different teams and specialists, including designers, developers, marketers, researchers, and all stakeholders. This will ensure the whole team has a unified vision of UX goals and principles.
Ethics and responsibility
By adhering to ethical standards, we provide a high-quality, honest user experience. In practice, this means clear, transparent communication and an unwavering commitment to safeguarding personal information.
Clients
say.
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FAQ.
A UX audit can definitely help with accessibility and compliance issues. The UX team typically reviews the digital product against the latest standards and guidelines to find areas for improvement so that it’s user-friendly and accessible for everyone.
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