Enhance Your User Experience With UX Audit
Identify Usability Issues
A UX audit, also known as a user experience audit reveals issues such as usability issues that hinder user experience and lead to user frustration.
Improve Conversion Rates
By identifying the strong and weak areas of a platform, a UX audit helps increase the conversion rates of a website, application or a similar platform.
Enhance Brand Reputation
Increased revenue and customer retention are achievable when brand reputation and customer loyalty increase, which is ensured by a positive user experience.
Ensure Compliance
A UX audit helps prevent legal issues and negative publicity by ensuring that a digital product meets accessibility and usability standards.
Enhance Your User User Experience With UX Audit
Enhance Your User User Experience With UX Audit
Our UX Audit process is designed to cater to most of the needs of our clients. However, we also offer customised plans for each of our clients based on their budget and requirements. Here’s a quick overview of our UX audit process:
Project Analysis
This is the first stage of your UX audit. Here, we gather all information about your project to gain background for the UX audit. This includes business analysis, current UX/UI design exploration, and engineering of requirements.
UX Audit
The second stage in the UX auditing process is probably the most crucial and important stage. At this stage, TAV UX Agency hunts for vulnerabilities within the user experience (also called UX) of your digital product (which might be an application, a website or any such similar product). We do this by following the paths on your platform most used by users, which is one of the best UX audit tools. By the end of this stage, we find all –
- Page hierarchy issues
- Navigation issues
- Non-adherence to platform guidelines
- Misleading UX solutions
- Unclear user flows
- Missing/extra elements
- Non-alignment with common design patterns using design audit
- Usability problems (also known as heuristic evaluation)
- System feedback issues and bugs
UI Audit
During the third stage of your UX audit, i.e, UI audit, we check each and every page and item of your digital product for UI-related issues such as –
- Design inconsistencies
- Problems with scaling
- Mobile responsiveness issues
- Incorrect alignment
- Insufficient contrast
Competitor Analysis
Not only do we analyse your digital product for UI (User Interface) and UX (User Experience) issues by UI UX audit, but also do a market study to identify your key competitors to recommend the best changes to gain a market advantage. This includes –
- Market analysis
- Competitor UI analysis
- Competitor UX analysis
- Competitor features analysis
Usability Testing
Even when all the technical aspects of a digital product are in place, it cannot be said to have a seamless user experience until it has been tried and tested by real people. TAV UX Agency has a team of testers who check the performance of your digital product and point out areas for improvement. In short, in this stage, we conduct user testing and check if everything works properly in the prototype.
Final Report
The sixth stage marks the end of the UX audit and the beginning of the recommendations and improvements period. We form an exhaustive and comprehensive report of all our findings and present it to you along with loopholes detected and recommendations for improvement. The report includes –
- A list of detected issues in the order of priority
- Recommendations for improvement
- Resources and time estimates to implement the given recommendations.
This is done by using an exhaustive UX design audit, UX analysis report and product audit.
Unlock Revenue Growth for Your Business
Discover Our Awards
Awwwards
Website of the day
Mobile exelence
CSS Design Awards
Honorable mention
Awwwards
Website of the day
CSS Design Awards
Honorable mention
Awwwards
Website of the day
Mobile exelence
CSS Design Awards
Honorable mention
CSS Design Awards
Website of the day
Awwwards
Website of the day
Mobile exelence
CSS Design Awards
Honorable mention
Awwwards
Website of the day
CSS Design Awards
Honorable mention
Clients Rave About Game-Changing Insights Uncovered in UX Audit
Monica Regan
CLIENT OF AGENCYMegan Olson
CLIENT OF AGENCYMonica Regan
CLIENT OF AGENCYMegan Olson
CLIENT OF AGENCYCurious Minds Want to Know: Our FAQ Section!
What is a UX audit, and why is it important?
A UX audit, in simple terms, is the process of auditing, or evaluating the user experience (UX) of a digital product. Be it a website or an application, a UX audit identifies areas of improvement. It is important as it helps improve usability, increase conversions and enhance brand reputation.
At TAV UX Agency, our team of experienced UX designers will conduct a comprehensive UX audit for your digital product to analyse it and provide you with in-depth insights and recommendations for improving your user experience with a digital experience audit.
What services does TAV UX Agency offer?
Poor navigation, slow page-load times, confusing layouts, unclear messaging and accessibility issues are some of the issues hindering user experience that a UX audit identifies. We, at TAV UX Agency, use a data-driven approach to reveal such issues and provide recommendations for improvement. When these issues are addressed, overall user experience is improved and user satisfaction is highly increased.
How does a UX audit help improve website conversions?
A web usability audit, which is part of a UX audit, helps in improving website conversions by identifying usability issues and making practical recommendations for improvement. We identify the areas of your website that are causing users to drop off due to loss of interest using a data-driven approach.
Post successful identification of the problems, we provide recommendations on how to fix those problems, which might be improving website speed, simplifying the checkout process, or simply optimising calls-to-action. By helping you implement these changes, TAV UX Agency helps you improve your website conversions and increase revenue.
How long does a UX audit take, and what is involved?
The size and complexity of the digital product being audited usually determine the duration of a UX audit. TAV UX Agency’s UX audit typically involves user testing, a review of your website or application and a comprehensive and exhaustive report outlining our preliminary and secondary findings along with recommendations.
While we try to complete the audit as quickly as possible by using the latest technology, the process might take anywhere between a few days to several weeks, depending upon the scope and complexity of the project.
How can a UX audit help improve accessibility?
By identifying the areas of your website or application that may be difficult for users with disabilities to access, a UX audit helps improve product accessibility. Our team of adept UX experts at TAV UX Agency can provide recommendations to make your digital product more accessible, based on industry standards and best practices. When you improve accessibility, your audience range is wider and you ensure that all users have easy access to navigate to your digital product.
What tools and methodologies does TAV UX Agency use to conduct a UX audit?
We, at TAV UX Agency, use a wide range of tools and methodologies to conduct a UX audit. This includes analytic tools, heat maps, user surveys, user testing software, and user journey mapping tools, which are about all the services and tools one needs to conduct a perfectly efficient UX audit. Our approach is customisable, based on the specific needs of each of our clients. By providing a personalised experience, we ensure that we provide the most effective and comprehensive UX audit possible.
How much does a UX audit cost?
The size, scope and complexity of the digital product being audited determine the cost of the UX audit. Our mission is to generate an immersive experience for every user using digital products, and thus, our pricing for our UX audit services is competitive. After discussion with our clients, we provide customised plans to fit their budget, and at the same time, not compromise on their needs. We strive to provide UX audit services of the best quality while keeping the pricing affordable and viable.
What happens after the UX audit is complete?
Our team at TAV UX Agency will provide you with a detailed report of our findings and recommendations post-completion of the UX audit. However, our support does not end just there. We also work with clients to implement the recommended changes and continue to monitor and optimise the digital product in question. We are working towards helping you achieve a user experience that your users will love, one that is both effective and efficient. Our primary goal is to give ongoing support and assistance to ensure your success.
How often should a UX audit be conducted?
Though there is no set time frame for how often a UX audit should be conducted, it is wise to conduct a UX audit whenever significant changes are made to a digital product, such as a website redesign, or a new feature launch. We, as one of the leading UX auditors, recommend that you have a UX audit conducted at least once a year to ensure that your digital product continues to meet the needs of your users as well as the set standards of the industry.
Can a UX audit be conducted remotely?
Definitely! We, at TAV UX Agency, are one of the first agencies in the market to offer remote UX audit services. We use a range of tools and techniques such as remote user testing and video conferencing to remotely conduct your UX audit. We have performed UX audits for clients from different corners of the world and are equipped to handle remote UX audits for you. Contact us to know more about our remote UX audit plans.
How does a UX audit differ from a usability audit?
A UX audit is quite different from a website usability audit test in terms of parameters of evaluation. While a UX audit is a comprehensive evaluation of the user experience of a digital product, a usability test is just an evaluation of specific tasks or interactions within a digital platform. Tools such as analytics, user surveys and expert reviews are used by a UX designer to conduct a UX audit, whereas a usability test is usually conducted by a usability expert and involves observing users complete specific tasks or interactions within a digital environment.