The Simple Way to Conduct a UX Audit (Udemy.com)

I found the information very well structured in how much was covered before switching to another video. The only thing I noticed that felt off was in the last few videos, it seemed like the speaker was caught off mid-word. I had the closed captioning on so I could make out what he said, but that may not apply to everyone. The workbook is a wonderful resource and I'm grateful to have it now.

Excellent course. It gave me a good understanding of the different questions to ask when analyzing a website. I appreciated the final case study, both the methodology and the helpful tips and observations. I find that this is a field where people often use big words to say very little, in essence. This professor's courses are the complete opposite: understandable and practical. A big thank you for these resources!

This course was exactly what I needed — and I got even more value than I expected. At first glance, it seemed quite short, but in reality, it was packed with information. The content was very concise, clearly structured, and well-organized. I had to watch some parts several times, pause, reflect, and take notes on the most important points. I’m really glad I found this course! The only small thing I missed was a section about what questions to ask a client before doing a UX audit. Thank you to the instructor!

The content is great. Ironically, the platform itself is hincky! The transcript keeps flipping back and forth between English and French, and using the transcript ( I have eye issues) means that the video always goes to the end of the video before I am finished. I have a workaround, but it definitely adds time to my viewing. Super practical info, thank you!

The format of the course feels more like a compilation of well known good UX practices. The audited product had so many fundamentals flows that the recommendations from the author totally made sense. However, my main issue with it is that there a very little emphasis on actual users' needs and behavior, and to usability testing, as the main tool to discover those. The following questions raised: Did the author's team do some sort of usability study? What were the findings, patterns and themes discovered? How would the author's team prioritize those things to fix? What would be the next steps? To me it feels like the course content can be updated and improved in that regard.

Love the emphasis on the importance of graphic design elements and principles and simple instructions. As someone with degrees in fine art and graphic design, I have to keep repeating these exact same points to my coworkers, but they ignore me until they predictably hit a dead end. So, thank you for the PDF because I'm going to spam their inboxes with it.

Straightforward as always, love the content, all the advice it's given, the precise topics we should discuss with clients/stakeholders... I love the fact that from the very beginning it's being clear that probably won't be a pleasant experience, and the intention is to reveal what the product is lacking and not praise it so it doesn't feel like a strong critique.

Great course for new designers to learn how to do UX audit and seasoned designers to get a refresher. I really like Joe's style; keeping things simple, actionable and precise. Lots of great stuff in 2h. One wishlist is some inspiration on documentation and tools would be interesting! Or a bit more case studies. Either way, I'd recommend this course 100%

The course delivers on the topic for sure. Teacher has massive experience and can transfer it well to students. I wasn't aware that I needed good knowledge of UX beforehand. I guess that's an error on my side, but I expected more explanation of some crucial UX principles (one by one) before diving into what we are looking for when doing the UX audit. I feel the course has been rushed (i.g. the last video of an actual audit is the end of the course as well, when I expected some final words or wisdom shared by the teacher to send us on our merry way.) Some quick wins and this could become 4/5 course. Thank you

it's a very good start for beginner to learn how to audit a website / an app. Although the first few section focus more on theory, I think it's very important to learn the concept before start evaluating. In the last section, there have some case study act as a recap for all the UX audit concept, i think this was good enough as well. Great!!!