UX Audit Checklist

About

Most UX audits live in a spreadsheet nobody opens again. UX Audit Checklist lives in your browser — open on the page you're actually reviewing, tracking your progress as you go.

**What you get**

A structured 53-point checklist across the six areas that matter in any UX review:

- User flows and navigation
- Visual hierarchy and layout
- Accessibility — WCAG compliance, keyboard navigation, screen reader support
- Responsiveness and performance
- Design system consistency
- Overall user experience

Every item is tagged High, Medium, or Low severity, so you know what to fix first.

**While you audit**

- Take notes on any checklist item
- Annotate directly on the page with labeled screenshots
- See live Page Load and DOM Ready times without opening DevTools

**When you're done**

Export a clean PDF report or generate a shareable link — something you can actually hand to a client or drop into a Slack thread.

**Pro tools**

Upgrade to Pro to unlock a set of live inspection tools that run directly on the page:

- Breakpoint Simulator — test any viewport size without resizing your browser
- Vision Simulator — see the page through different types of colour blindness
- Font and Contrast Inspector — hover any element to check accessibility metrics
- Headings Map — review your semantic heading structure at a glance
- Live Content Editor — click and edit any text on the page directly

**Who it's for**

UX designers, product designers, front-end developers, and anyone responsible for the quality of a web product.