UX Audit
Definition and Core Methodology
A UX Audit is a structured diagnostic evaluation of a digital product, corporate website, or web portal that combines quantitative analytics, session recordings, WCAG 2.2 accessibility checks, and Nielsen's usability heuristics to identify interface bottlenecks that reduce conversion rates, with European B2B audits ranging from €1,500 to €3,500.
Instead of redesigning pages based on subjective opinions, a UX/UI design audit pinpoints the exact steps where prospects hesitate, misclick, or abandon lead forms. Read our full UX audit guide for a step-by-step walkthrough.
Key Deliverables and Business Impact
Every professional UX audit produces a severity-ranked issue backlog, annotated Figma wireframes for high-impact fixes, a Core Web Vitals speed report (LCP under 2.5s, INP under 200ms), and an ICE-prioritized 90-day experimentation roadmap for landing pages and corporate websites.
Use audit findings to prioritize conversion rate optimization and scope your PoC vs prototype vs MVP roadmap. Combine heuristic reviews with user journey mapping.
2026 European B2B Benchmarks and KPIs
The table below summarizes 2026 European B2B engineering, conversion, and budget benchmarks used to evaluate production readiness:
| Dimension / Metric | 2026 B2B Baseline | Top-Quartile Vezert Target |
|---|---|---|
| Implementation timeline | 6 to 12 weeks (manual workflow) | 2 to 4 weeks with Vezert system |
| Core Web Vitals & SEO compliance | 65 to 78 Lighthouse score | 96 to 100 score + full JSON-LD |
| Typical B2B project investment | €8,000 to €25,000 standalone | Included in €1,500 to €9,000 tiers |
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Knowledge Base
Value Proposition
→A clear, quantifiable statement above the fold explaining what problem a company solves, for which target buyer, and why it outperforms alternatives.
WCAG 2.2 AA Accessibility Audit & EAA Compliance
→Systematic technical and assistive-technology verification of web interfaces against WCAG 2.2 Level AA and EN 301 549 under the European Accessibility Act.
WCAG 2.2 Web Accessibility
→The international standard for making websites and web portals perceivable, operable, understandable, and accessible to users of all abilities.
Web Portal
→A secure, authenticated web application providing personalized access to data, tools, workflows, and integrations for specific user groups.
Webhook Event Architecture
→Event-driven integration pattern where ERPs, CRMs, and headless CMS platforms push signed HTTP callbacks to web portals immediately when state changes occur.
Website Migration
→The controlled transition of a website across domains, CMS platforms, or URL structures while preserving organic search rankings and backlink equity.