A thorough review of your product's user experience and interface that finds the friction and inconsistencies, and shows what to improve first.
Duration: 1–3 days
A thorough review of your product's user experience and interface, ending in a list you can act on. We work through the product the way your users do, note where it creates friction and check it against usability heuristics, accessibility requirements and its own internal consistency. Every finding is prioritized by impact and effort and specific enough to plan in, so your team knows where to start the day after we hand it over.
- Heuristic review
- Accessibility check
- Consistency pass
- Prioritized list
AI checks the screens against usability heuristics and accessibility rules and lists what it finds; we walk through the product as your users do and decide what comes first.
Use
We use the product against real tasks, on the devices your users actually have.
- What we do
- Use the product against real tasks, on real devices.
- How AI helps us
- Walks every screen and lists the flows.
Review
Heuristic review, accessibility check and a consistency pass across the interface.
- What we do
- Judge which findings matter to your users.
- How AI helps us
- Checks the screens against usability heuristics and accessibility rules.
Prioritize
Every finding gets an impact and an effort estimate. Quick wins are separated from structural work.
- What we do
- Weigh impact against effort and decide what comes first.
- How AI helps us
- Sorts the findings by type and screen.
Report
Written up with screenshots and a recommended order, walked through with your team.
- What we do
- Walk your team through the report.
- How AI helps us
- Drafts the report with screenshots.
- No. This is the diagnosis: it tells you what to fix and in which order. The fixing is a separate step.
- A working account is enough. Analytics and support tickets make the findings sharper if you can share them.
- Yes, as part of the audit: contrast, keyboard operation, focus visibility and screen-reader basics.
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