Usability audit
Usability audit (or UX analysis of the site) is a comprehensive analysis of the site aimed at checking the quality of content, page design, and structure of the site, as part of which a comparative analysis of the competitor is carried out.
Each usability audit is unique
There is no universal usability audit checklist. The sites differ from each other in terms of subject matter, structure, content presentation format, and various methods of interaction with the user. Therefore, there can be many examples of usability audits: but they will not be similar to yours.
- We check the compliance of the content with the user’s request
- We write detailed recommendations on texts
- We analyze the existing design from the point of view of ease of use
- We offer new or simplify old selling points
- Analysis of the main page
- Analysis of the navigation menu
- Recommendations for the content of product and service pages
- Detection of meaningless and duplicate information
- Analysis of selling blocks (functionality, design)
- We check for compliance with the EAT parameter (experience, authority, trust)
- Recommendations for pages: about us, contacts, others
- Analysis of the blog page and articles (selectively)
- Checking the quality of uploaded content
Stages of usability audit
Each advancing page is analyzed individually.
First, we study your niche and compare the TOP pages of competitors.
Then we conduct a comparative analysis of your site and study all the elements step by step:
- Website header
- The first screen of the page
- Functional elements on the page
- Text component of the page
- Design and display of the page on different devices
- UX analysis of contact forms, site sections, navigation
- Website footer