The cost of a design audit is highly variable, depending on the complexity and  scope of the customer's needs. Unlike a standardized approach, we understand that each project has its own nuances. For example, if the customer wishes to focus on a key feature, such as an application's profile page, we will adapt the scope of the audit accordingly, assessing all flows and pages associated with that feature rather than the entire application.

The flexibility of our solutions means that we can adjust the cost according to the time required, whether it's a quick 2-hour analysis or a more in-depth audit spanning a month, by aligning our pricing to the specific elements to be audited. This way, we offer options to suit a variety of needs and budgets, guaranteeing a personalized and efficient approach to every project. Please do not hesitate to contact us for a personalized quote.

• For specialized expertise, with professional analysis based on in-depth knowledge and best design practices.
  
  

• The outside perspective offers a fresh look, revealing issues that may have been overlooked because of the project's proximity.
  
  

• The impartiality of the external firm guarantees objective feedback, independent of internal processes or corporate culture.
  
  

• Focus your efforts on your core business by letting design experts take care of the audit.  Product design specialists are trained to perform this specific task.
  
  

• Investing in an external audit can result in long-term savings by avoiding costly design errors, offering considerable value for a moderate investment.

1. Initial briefing

   It all starts with a thorough initial brief, focusing on your objectives, your target audience and the specific problems you want to solve. What sets our approach apart is our expertise in strategy, going beyond mere aesthetics to an in-depth understanding of how design can support your strategic objectives.

2. Analysis (audit)

   The analysis phase is carried out by experts who evaluate your current design according to objective criteria, including user interface, user experience, accessibility, performance and objectives. These criteria are supported by the best standards and scientific literature, guaranteeing an evaluation based on objective standards rather than subjective judgments.

3. Action plan

   Finally, the action plan report details the findings of the audit with concrete and prioritized recommendations for improving your product. Our approach aims to align these recommendations with your specific objectives, as well as with your users' expectations, thus ensuring significant and targeted progress for your product.

• Ahead of a major revamp

  To identify aspects of the design requiring improvement and establish a strategic action plan to ensure the success of the redesign.

• When conversions drop

  To understand the impact of design on the user experience in order to optimize conversion rates and restore performance.

• In the event of negative user feedbacks on the design

  To respond to concrete feedback from dissatisfied users, especially those expressing specific design concerns. This is a key indicator for undertaking an audit and identifying areas for improvement.

• After the launch of a new product or service

  To evaluate the effectiveness of the design based on post-launch user feedback, ensuring its alignment with the expectations of the target audience.

• Periodically
  
  Stay up-to-date with the latest design trends and best practices. This guarantees a constantly optimized user experience, even in the absence of apparent problems, and strengthens your product's competitiveness in the marketplace.