Every Interface Audit evaluates a site against the same framework: 168 criteria organized into 12 categories. Each finding in your report maps to a specific criterion, so you always know which standard a recommendation comes from.
How people perceive, decide, and behave — the cognitive basis for usable interfaces.
Conventions and a coherent system that keep the interface predictable.
Visual hierarchy, layout, and data presentation that guide attention.
Clear content, sound information organization, and help where users need it.
Interaction patterns and interface elements that respond as users expect.
Visible system status and timely feedback for every action.
Preventing mistakes and helping users recover quickly when they happen.
User control, freedom, and efficient shortcuts for novices and experts alike.
Mobile ergonomics, responsive behavior, and perceived performance.
Accessible, inclusive, and ethical experiences for every user.
Emerging surfaces: AI, conversational, agentic, and spatial experiences.
Each criterion is grounded in established UX research, usability heuristics, and accessibility standards — from cognitive load and Gestalt perception to WCAG conformance. The framework is curated and maintained to keep audits consistent, explainable, and tied to a named standard rather than opinion.
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