Team roles and responsibilities

Clear roles and ownership make design audits more effective. Like a well-coordinated team sport, each member needs to understand their part in the evaluation process. This clarity helps prevent missed areas and duplicate efforts.

Key audit roles include:

• Lead auditor: Coordinates the process and ensures consistency
• Design evaluators: Examine specific interface areas
• Technical reviewers: Check implementation feasibility
• Stakeholder liaisons: Connect audit findings to business goals
• Documentation owners: Maintain organized audit records

Understanding who does what helps teams work efficiently and ensures all aspects of design get proper attention.^[1]