A website UX audit is a systematic evaluation of your site's usability, information architecture, accessibility compliance, and conversion paths. It combines heuristic analysis against established usability principles with session replay data and accessibility testing to find friction points. The output is a prioritized redesign roadmap ranked by business impact and implementation effort.
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Conformité
Heuristic Evaluation
Information Architecture Audit
WCAG Accessibility Audit
Conversion Path Mapping
Session Replay Analysis
Prioritized Redesign Roadmap
Ce que nous construisons
Severity-Scored Issue Log
Competitive UX Benchmark
Device-Specific Findings
GA4 Behavioral Correlation
Annotated Figma Wireframes
Stakeholder Presentation Deck
Notre processus
Kickoff & Instrumentation
Heuristic Review & IA Audit
Session Replay & Accessibility Testing
Synthesis & Roadmap Creation
Delivery & Walkthrough
Questions fréquentes
What's included in a UX audit vs. a usability test?
A UX audit is an expert-driven evaluation — our auditors review your site against established heuristics, accessibility standards, and behavioral data. Usability testing puts real users in front of your product with specific tasks. They complement each other. The audit identifies issues systematically; usability testing confirms whether users actually hit those issues in practice. We can scope usability testing as an add-on.
How long does a website UX audit take?
Our standard audit wraps up in 14 calendar days from kickoff. That covers heuristic review, information architecture analysis, accessibility testing, session replay analysis, and a prioritized redesign roadmap. Sites with 500+ pages or complex application flows may need 3 weeks. We confirm the timeline on the scoping call.
Do we need session replay tools already installed?
No. If you're not running Hotjar, FullStory, or something similar, we'll install one during kickoff and collect at least 5–7 days of session data before starting replay analysis. If you've already got recordings, we can begin immediately — which tightens the timeline. Tool setup has no extra charge.
What WCAG level does your accessibility audit cover?
We audit against WCAG 2.2 Level AA — the standard referenced in most ADA web accessibility lawsuits and required by Section 508 for government-related sites. We run axe DevTools for automated scanning, then manually test keyboard navigation, screen reader compatibility, color contrast, and focus management. Every issue cites the specific WCAG success criterion.
Will we get actionable fixes or just a list of problems?
Every finding includes the specific problem, supporting evidence (screenshots, session recordings, analytics data), a severity score, and a concrete fix recommendation. The roadmap is organized as a phased implementation plan with quick wins you can ship in days and strategic improvements that feed directly into redesign sprint planning.
Can you implement the redesign recommendations after the audit?
Yes. Many clients hire us for the audit, then bring us in to execute the redesign in Next.js or their existing stack. The roadmap is built to be developer-ready — but it works just as well for an internal team. We offer a 10% discount on development projects that follow directly from an audit engagement.
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