Proofly · Design verification
Design Verification Before Development
Verify that product designs reflect requirements, UX expectations, accessibility, and consistency before development starts.
Design verification confirms that requirements and UX expectations are actually reflected in the final design — the quality layer between design and development.
The verification workflow
Requirements → Design → Verification → Development → QA. Proofly sits in the verification step, catching misalignment before code is written.
UX audit vs design verification
A UX audit finds UX problems. Design verification confirms requirements and UX expectations are reflected in the design. Proofly covers both: heuristic UX analysis and requirement traceability.
Why verification reduces rework
Defects found in design cost far less to fix than defects found in production. Verification gives teams handoff confidence and measurable readiness.
Frequently asked questions
When should design verification happen?
Before every development handoff, especially for new features, redesigns, and regulated or accessibility-sensitive products.