Intent match
We check if page content matches what users expected after clicking from search.
UX/UI audit
UX/UI audit that shows where users hesitate, leave or get stuck
We audit websites, online stores and applications to find practical barriers in navigation, forms, mobile views, checkout, content hierarchy and trust. The result is a prioritized list of fixes, not a generic design opinion.
- Conversion paths
- Mobile usability
- Forms and checkout
- Prioritized fixes
Who is it for?
When a UX/UI audit is useful
Traffic without inquiries
Users visit the site, but the page does not convert into forms, calls or sales.
Mobile problems
Mobile users struggle with navigation, forms, filters, tables or checkout.
Cart or checkout drop-off
A store loses buyers near product selection, cart, delivery or payment.
Before redesign
An audit helps decide what to fix before investing in a full redesign.
Scope of work
What we review in a UX/UI audit
User journeys
We check how users move from landing page to key action.
Content hierarchy
We look for unclear sections, weak proof, hidden value and missing decision points.
Forms and checkout
We review effort, validation, trust and errors in forms or purchase flows.
Mobile experience
We check tap areas, spacing, sticky elements, readability and task completion on mobile.
Accessibility basics
Contrast, focus, labels and interactive elements are reviewed at a practical level.
How we work
How the UX/UI audit works
01
Goal definition
We define which action matters most: inquiry, purchase, registration or task completion.
02
Interface review
We review key pages, flows, devices and visible friction points.
03
Data context
When analytics is available, we compare findings with traffic and conversion data.
04
Priority list
Findings are grouped into quick fixes, design improvements and larger changes.
05
Recommendation session
We explain what should be fixed first and why it matters for business outcomes.
Realizations
Selected DNAVI projects that show our approach to UX, development, integrations and business goals.
SEO / sales content
UX audit that protects SEO traffic from wasted visits
SEO can bring users to the page, but poor UX can waste that traffic. An audit checks whether the page answers the right intent, supports scanning, builds trust and makes the next step easy.
Action clarity
Users should know what to do next without searching for forms or contact options.
Mobile usability
Small UX issues on mobile can affect both engagement and lead quality.
Priority fixes
Not every issue deserves a redesign. The audit separates urgent blockers from nice-to-have changes.
A clear list of what to fix first
Audit
key flows reviewed
Fixes
prioritized by impact
UX
next steps clear
- Less guessing before redesign or development
- Clearer view of conversion blockers
- Specific mobile, form and content recommendations
- Prioritized fixes instead of a long generic report
- Better use of existing SEO and paid traffic
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is a UX/UI audit only for websites?
No. We audit websites, stores, SaaS products, client portals and internal applications.
Do you need analytics access?
Analytics helps, but the audit can also start with an expert interface review and available business context.
Will we receive a list of fixes?
Yes. Findings are prioritized so you know what to address first.
Can you implement the recommendations?
Yes. We can continue with UX/UI redesign, development or smaller improvement tasks.