Journey and interface review
Trace the path from entry to the intended result. Review wording, navigation, instructions and the places a person must make a decision.
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Start with one important journey and a question the team needs answered.
Trace the path from entry to the intended result. Review wording, navigation, instructions and the places a person must make a decision.
Plan suitable task observation or interviews with the intended audience. Agree participation, consent, recording and data handling before any sessions.
Check event definitions, duplicate or missing events and what a conversion represents. Keep internal tests and spam separate from customer outcomes.
Try clearer instructions, forms or navigation in a controlled prototype. Include relevant mobile, keyboard and error paths rather than checking appearance alone.
Define the question, primary measure and possible adverse effects before a comparison. Choose a method suitable for available traffic and data; report an inconclusive result honestly.
Discuss a first journey review. For an access barrier, see accessibility remediation.