UI/UX Audit Report

A prioritized UI/UX audit report with severity ratings and specific recommendations your team can act on immediately.

Best For

•A product manager preparing a redesign pitch uses the severity-ranked findings to justify budget to leadership.
•A UX contractor auditing a client's checkout funnel uses the structured output as a deliverable instead of writing a report from scratch.
•A startup team with no dedicated designer runs this before an app store resubmission to catch usability blockers reviewers might flag.

Prompt Template

Conduct a structured UI/UX audit of [PRODUCT_NAME], focusing on [AUDIT_SCOPE, e.g., the onboarding flow / the checkout funnel / the mobile app]. Evaluate the product against these dimensions and provide specific, actionable findings for each: (1) Usability, can users accomplish [KEY_TASK] without confusion? Identify friction points, (2) Visual hierarchy, does the layout guide the eye to the right actions in the right order? (3) Consistency, are UI patterns, terminology, and interactions consistent throughout the flow? List any inconsistencies found, (4) Accessibility, flag any issues against WCAG 2.1 AA standards (color contrast, touch target size, screen reader labels), (5) Mobile responsiveness, list any breakpoints or elements that fail on [DEVICE_TYPES], (6) Copy and microcopy, are error messages, labels, and CTAs clear and action-oriented? For each finding, assign a severity (Critical / High / Medium / Low) and provide a specific recommendation. Conclude with a prioritized remediation list of the top 5 issues to fix first.

Pro Tip

Name one specific key task in KEY_TASK (e.g., 'add a payment method and complete checkout in under 90 seconds') rather than a vague goal, or the friction points come back generic.

Example Output

A sample of what this prompt produces once you fill in the placeholders.

Critical: the 'Continue' button on step 2 of onboarding sits below the fold on 375px screens, causing users to abandon before reaching the value prop. High: form field labels disappear on focus, forcing users to guess what they typed. Prioritized fix list starts with the above-the-fold CTA issue.