Audit Method

How App Valley Core runs a frontend performance audit — from intake to the thirty-day checkpoint.

Our method is built for product surfaces that already ship weekly. It favors ranked remediations over encyclopedic reports.

  1. Intake & journey map

    You name the journeys that matter — checkout, search, onboarding, account. We confirm environments, device priorities for Taiwan traffic, and who owns each template.

  2. Baseline measurement

    We capture lab traces and field-oriented signals on the agreed paths, inventory third-party scripts, and note where the design system injects weight.

  3. Working sessions

    Two workshops with engineers and designers: one to pressure-test findings, one to assign owners and effort bands. No silent PDF drop.

  4. Delivery package

    Ranked backlog, journey notes, component-level flags, and acceptance criteria you can paste into tickets. Stakeholder readout included.

  5. Thirty-day checkpoint

    We reconnect after your first remediation sprint — verify what moved, catch regressions, and adjust the next batch.

When governance joins the audit

If shared components are the root of repeated weight, we fold a lightweight governance recommendation into the delivery — contribution checks and a performance budget for foundational pieces. Deeper playbooks live under Design System Governance.

Prepare before kickoff

  • Access to staging (or production with agreed safeguards)
  • List of top journeys and known pain points
  • Link to Storybook, Figma foundations, or package docs
  • Named counterparts in engineering and design

Review the flagship audit Request a scoping call