Most websites lose customers not because of one big flaw but many small frustrations. A UX audit finds them. Here is a checklist you can run on your own site today.

Start with first impressions

Within seconds, can a visitor tell what you do, who it is for, and what to do next? If your homepage leaves people guessing, you lose them before anything else matters.

Check navigation

Is your menu clear and predictable? Can people find key pages in a click or two? Confusing navigation is one of the fastest ways to lose visitors.

Review mobile experience

Most visitors are on phones. Check that text is readable, buttons are tappable, and nothing is broken or cramped on a small screen.

Test page speed

Slow pages drive people away before they see your content. Check load times and fix the heaviest offenders, usually images and scripts.

Examine your calls to action

Is it obvious what you want visitors to do, and is it easy to do? Buttons should stand out, use clear words, and appear where decisions happen.

Look at forms

Long or confusing forms kill conversions. Ask only for what you need and make the process feel quick and safe.

Check readability

Is text easy to scan, with clear headings, short paragraphs, and enough contrast? Walls of text get skipped.

Build trust

Do you show proof — reviews, logos, real photos, contact details? Visitors need reasons to believe you before they act.

Turn findings into priorities

List issues by impact and effort. Fix high-impact, low-effort problems first for quick wins.

The takeaway

A regular UX audit turns invisible friction into a clear list of fixes that lift conversions.

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