What it covers

Every audit looks at four layers.

  • 01

    Strategy

    Whether the product is solving the right problem for the right user, in the right order.

  • 02

    Interaction

    Whether the flows, hierarchy, and information architecture hold up under real use.

  • 03

    Visual system

    Whether the design language is coherent, scalable, and worth investing further in.

  • 04

    Bilingual execution

    Whether the Arabic and English experiences are equivalent — not mirrored, but equivalent.

What you receive

Three things, in this order.

  • Written report

    Structured for engineers, product managers, and executives to each find what they need.

  • Prioritized roadmap

    What to fix first, what to keep, what to build next — with rationale for the order.

  • Working session

    A walk-through with your team. Questions, pushback, and decisions on what happens next.

Nothing hidden in design jargon. The report is structured so a CTO, a product lead, and a CEO can each open it to a different page and find what they need.

Who it's for

Founders and product leaders at MENA-based institutions with a product already in market.

Yes

  • You already have a product in market — or close to it.
  • You serve users in Arabic and English.
  • You need a senior outside perspective before the next phase of investment.

No

  • Early-stage concepts without a working product.
  • Pure design exploration or visual refresh.
  • Teams looking for validation rather than a real review.

Scope and pricing

Priced by surface area.

A single flow, a full product, or anything in between. Engagements typically begin after a short scoping conversation — twenty minutes is usually enough to know whether we're the right fit.

Most audits lead to a redesign engagement. We're happy to take that work on, and equally happy to hand the roadmap to your internal team. The audit is a complete product on its own.