Navigation and Discovery
For teams whose users struggle to find features or information, we review labels, pathways and navigation across the agreed journeys.
Work with a UX audit agency to uncover usability problems in your current app or website and turn findings into a practical plan.
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A UX audit reviews an existing product or site to find friction in the journeys people use today. Codazz examines the agreed experience and delivers annotated findings, severity ratings, recommended fixes and implementation priorities so your team can decide what to improve first.
For teams whose users struggle to find features or information, we review labels, pathways and navigation across the agreed journeys.
For apps and SaaS products losing new users, we examine first-use steps, guidance and friction on the way to a useful outcome.
For products with abandoned forms or support questions, we review input requirements, feedback, errors and task completion.
For sites and products used on phones, we examine layouts, touch targets and readability across the agreed mobile journeys.
Our Work
200+ products shipped across fintech, healthcare, e-commerce, and SaaS — built to scale, designed to convert.

Web Design
A marketing site for an interior design studio, rebuilt on Next.js to load fast on mobile and convert visitors into enquiries.

Healthcare
A patient management platform handling scheduling, records and clinician-patient messaging for a healthcare provider.

E-Commerce
A fitness e-commerce storefront built on Next.js with Shopify as the commerce backend and Stripe handling payments.

Logistics
A delivery management platform with live vehicle tracking, route planning and customer-facing shipment status.

Logistics
A freight management platform for an established trucking operator, covering load tracking and job records.

SaaS
A multi-tenant SaaS platform that aggregates business reviews across sources and surfaces them in one dashboard.
Define your users, business goals, journeys, devices and available product access.
Examine the agreed flows and document annotated findings in context.
Describe the usability issues, their severity and recommended fixes so your team understands the tradeoffs.
Hand over implementation priorities and discuss which fixes to address first, whether your team implements them or works with Codazz.
Plan a broader UX vision, research and roadmap.
ExploreExplore design and development support for your product.
ExploreUX audits and product design from our Edmonton HQ.
ExploreUsability reviews and UI/UX design for Calgary and southern Alberta teams.
ExploreUX audits and redesigns for Toronto and GTA companies.
ExploreUsability reviews and interface design for Vancouver and BC businesses.
ExploreUX audits and product design for New York companies.
ExploreHealthcare
A HIPAA-compliant patient platform that has handled 200K+ consultations and cut consultation time by 60%.
Read case studyE-Commerce
Redesigned checkout and storefront for 2M+ monthly visitors, tripling revenue with 1.2-second page loads.
Read case studyTelehealth
A HIPAA-compliant telehealth app serving 50K+ patients with video visits, e-prescriptions and health records.
Read case studyPick platform, complexity, features and design level to get a 2026 price range and timeline.
Open toolTurn a start date into a dated, phase-by-phase plan with your earliest and latest launch dates.
Open toolTurn your idea into a clear project brief, then copy it, download it as .md or send it to us.
Open toolSample deliverable
Real audits include screenshots or recordings with notes in context. This static example shows the level of detail for one onboarding-form issue — no client name, testimonial, or measured result.
Journey-by-journey notes with severity, observed friction and recommended fixes tied to screens or steps in your product.
Issues ranked so product and engineering can decide what to fix first against your goals, capacity and risk.
A walkthrough with your team plus clear next-step options — your squad implements, or Codazz supports design and build.
Published Canada guidance for a UX audit (existing product or site) is CAD $3,000 – $12,000 over 1–3 weeks, aligned with our UI/UX Design Cost in Canada (2026). Scope factors include the number of user journeys, platforms (web, iOS, Android), review depth and product access — we confirm these in a proposal, not a one-size quote.
Discuss scope via the project enquiry form or our Edmonton and Calgary product design pages.
| Choose a UX audit when… | Typical scope | Published guidance (CAD) |
|---|---|---|
| You need evidence and priorities before changing an existing product. | Agreed journeys reviewed; findings and fix backlog delivered. | $3,000 – $12,000, 1–3 weeks |
| Findings call for new flows, UI or a design system — not just tweaks. | MVP or full product design engagement (separate from audit). | $15,000 – $50,000 (4–10 weeks) and up for full product + design system tiers. |
Audits diagnose friction; some teams later commission a broader redesign. This case study documents redesign and implementation work — not a standalone audit engagement.
E-Commerce
Redesigned checkout and storefront for 2M+ monthly visitors, tripling revenue with 1.2-second page loads.
Read case studyWe agree on the product, user journeys and devices to review before starting. A typical scope includes navigation, onboarding, forms and mobile usability; the depth depends on your goals and the size of the product.
A working product or staging environment and appropriate test accounts help us review the agreed journeys. Relevant analytics, support feedback and existing research can add context; we will agree on access during scoping.
Published guidance for an existing product or site is CAD $3,000 – $12,000 and 1–3 weeks. Price and timing depend on the number of journeys, platforms and review depth; we confirm the scope in a proposal.
An audit identifies and prioritizes friction in an existing experience. Choose it when you need evidence before committing to changes; a redesign may follow when the findings call for broader changes. An audit does not require a full redesign.
We walk through the findings and recommended fixes with your team. You can use the priorities with your own team or discuss design and implementation support with Codazz.
Tell us about the journeys you want to review and we can discuss the audit scope.