What's included

• Define Objectives

  Start by understanding the purpose and objectives of the design audit. Clarify what aspects of the design you need to evaluate, such as visual design, user experience, interaction design, accessibility, or compliance with brand guidelines.

• Set Criteria and Standards

  Establish the criteria and design standards against which the audit will be conducted. This could include industry best practices, design principles, accessibility guidelines, brand guidelines, and any specific project requirements.

• Evaluate User Experience

  Analyze the user flows and information architecture to ensure that the design is intuitive and aligns with user expectations. Consider how easily users can accomplish their goals within the product.

• Check Accessibility

  Verify that the design meets accessibility standards, allowing all users, including those with disabilities, to access and interact with the product effectively.

• Collaborate with the Design Team

  Engage in discussions with the design team to understand the rationale behind design decisions and gather insights into the design process.

• Document Audit Findings

  Create a comprehensive report summarizing the audit findings, including strengths, weaknesses, and areas for improvement. Provide actionable recommendations for each identified issue.

• Prioritize and Implement Changes

  Work collaboratively with the design team to implement the recommended changes and improvements based on the audit findings.