UX Audit Essentials: Evaluating Your Design Through Usability Criteria

This course is designed for junior UX/UI designers, web designers, front-end developers, and digital professionals who already have a basic understanding of user experience and want to develop practical skills in evaluating and improving digital interfaces through structured UX audits.

A basic understanding of usability and user experience is required, for example from an "Introduction to User Experience" class.

During this course, participants will learn foundations of doing usability and user experience (UX) audits. They will gain an understanding of usability criteria, such as the 10 heuristics and Gestalt principles, and learn how to build an evaluation grid to conduct an UX audit on their own. The course will also cover how to write an analysis report with structured results, strategic recommendations and a project roadmap.

• Reasons for doing usability and UX audits
• Overview of relevant principles and heuristics
• Building an evaluation grid
• Exercise: evaluate an interface
• Writing an audit report

By the end of the session, learners will be able to

• confidently perform audits that enhance both usability and overall user satisfaction,
• identify user experience issues,
• assess designs against usability standards,
• prioritize improvements to create more intuitive, user-friendly interfaces,
• develop the right usability mindset, enabling you to build interfaces that are human-centered from the start.

Presentations, hands-on activities, discussions

Certificate of participation