What's the difference between a UX audit and a usability test?

A UX audit is an expert-led heuristic evaluation of your existing design against best practices. A usability test involves real users completing tasks. Audits are faster and cheaper; tests give you real user data. Many teams do both.

What does a web UX audit typically include?

It covers navigation structure, page hierarchy, CTA placement, form design, accessibility (WCAG compliance), mobile responsiveness, load feedback, error handling, and visual consistency.

Can a UX audit improve my conversion rate?

Yes — UX issues are one of the leading causes of low conversion rates. Common audit findings like confusing CTAs, poor form design, or unclear value propositions can each meaningfully lift conversions when fixed.

How long does a web UX audit take?

Automated audits run instantly. Expert-led audits for a standard marketing site take 3–7 days. Complex SaaS products with multiple user flows may take 1–2 weeks.

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Web UI/UX audits

Web UI/UX audits reveal why visitors aren't converting, engaging, or coming back. They evaluate information architecture, visual hierarchy, navigation clarity, accessibility compliance, micro-interactions, and design consistency to pinpoint exactly where the experience breaks down — and what to rebuild.

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