UX Audit
A systematic evaluation to identify usability issues and improve the overall user experience of a product.
What is it?
A UX Audit is a comprehensive review of a product's user experience, assessing usability, accessibility, and overall performance to identify areas for enhancement.
When to use it?
Conduct a UX Audit when launching a new product, redesigning an existing one, or when user engagement metrics indicate potential issues.
Why use it?
A UX Audit helps uncover pain points, streamline user flows, and enhance satisfaction, leading to increased conversions and user retention.
How to use it?
Gather user data, analyze user journeys, conduct heuristic evaluations, and compile findings into actionable recommendations for design improvements.
How not to use it?
Avoid conducting a UX Audit without clear objectives or neglecting to implement the recommended changes, as this can render the audit ineffective.
Resources
Want to dive deeper, check these out:
+ Your UX Audit Blueprint: Step-by-Step + Free Checklist - Maze+ How to Do a UX Audit [Steps, Checklist, and Tools] - Contentsquare+ The UX Audit: A Beginner's Guide - Usability GeekSimilar UX Methods
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