audit

Capture the target product flow via screenshots, save them to a destination like Figma or a local folder, then generate structured UX, design, and accessibility findings with prioritized remediation suggestions.

A screenshot-based UX and accessibility audit evaluates captured visuals of multi-step journeys like onboarding or checkout to surface design bottlenecks and accessibility risks without relying on memory or guesswork.

Yes, you can audit both web and mobile interfaces. The approach evaluates multi-step journeys across web and mobile platforms using captured screenshot visuals and grounding materials like design systems.

You need captured screenshots of the flow, a chosen destination for the images, and grounding materials like design systems, accessibility guidelines, and reference assets to guide the critique.

The best way to report accessibility risks is to generate structured findings that categorize UX issues, design notes, accessibility risks, and clear remediation suggestions based on captured screenshot evidence.

You should not rely solely on screenshots for a UX audit if you lack grounding materials like design systems and accessibility guidelines, as structured evidence and reference assets are required for accurate critique.