1. Usability testing: This involves evaluating the ease of use of the digital product and identifying any usability issues that may be hindering the user experience.
2. Accessibility testing: This involves testing the digital product to ensure that it meets accessibility standards and can be used by people with disabilities.
3. Content analysis: This involves evaluating the quality and relevance of the content on the digital product and providing recommendations to improve it.
4. Navigation analysis: This involves evaluating the ease of navigation of the digital product and identifying any issues that may be causing confusion or frustration for users.
5. Design analysis: This involves evaluating the visual design of the digital product and providing recommendations to improve the overall aesthetics and branding.
6. Performance analysis: This involves evaluating the speed and performance of the digital product and identifying any technical issues that may be impacting the user experience.
7. User feedback analysis: This involves analyzing user feedback, such as user reviews and surveys, to gain insights into user needs and preferences.

The final deliverable of a UX audit will include a detailed report outlining the findings and recommendations for improvement. This report may also include wireframes or mockups to illustrate recommended design changes