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Can people form a clear mental model, locate what they need and understand where they are?
UX audits and expert reviews
A structured review of your website, app or digital service that explains where users are likely to struggle, why it matters and which improvements deserve priority.
A digital journey can look polished and still make people work too hard. Unclear language, weak information hierarchy, inconsistent interaction patterns and inaccessible components can reduce completion, trust and conversion.
Narrata reviews important journeys against established usability principles, accessibility considerations and the goals people are trying to achieve. We document the evidence behind each issue and prioritise recommendations by likely impact and effort.
An expert review is a fast way to create direction before a redesign, identify quick wins in a live experience or prepare more focused questions for usability testing.
The review is scoped around priority audiences and journeys, so the findings stay relevant to the decisions your team can make.
Can people form a clear mental model, locate what they need and understand where they are?
Are important actions visible, predictable and forgiving? Do forms, controls and feedback help people complete tasks?
Does the language answer real questions, set expectations and help people make confident choices?
We check relevant interface patterns against core accessibility and WCAG considerations, including structure, contrast, keyboard use and form support.
Do repeated patterns behave consistently and match conventions people are likely to understand?
Does the experience communicate credibility, prevent avoidable mistakes and help people recover when something goes wrong?
A focused audit typically takes about two weeks. Scope and timing depend on the number of journeys and platforms.
Use an expert review to identify likely issues, create a prioritised baseline or prepare for redesign work.
Use usability testing when you need to see how representative users interpret the experience and complete realistic tasks.
Start with an audit to find probable issues, then validate the most important questions with users.
A UX audit is a structured expert review of a website, app or digital service. It identifies usability, accessibility and content issues, explains their effect and prioritises improvements.
No. An audit applies expert principles to identify likely issues, while usability testing observes representative users completing tasks. The two approaches can be combined for stronger evidence.
A focused audit typically takes about two weeks. Timing depends on the number of journeys, screens, platforms and the depth of accessibility review.
Share the product, priority journeys and the problems you are seeing. We will recommend a focused audit scope.