I will be dedicated website tester quality assurance and software QA tester
About this Gig
Professional App & Website Testing | Manual QA | User Testing
Need your app or website tested before launch? I can help identify bugs, usability problems, and issues that real users may encounter.
I provide manual QA and user testing for mobile apps, websites, and digital platforms. I test from a real user's perspective, checking functionality, navigation, responsiveness, UI/UX, forms, and overall experience.
What I Test:
Android, iPhone & iPad apps
Websites & digital platforms
Manual QA testing
Usability & user experience
Buttons, links, forms & navigation
Responsive design
Browser compatibility
UI/UX consistency
Bug identification & reporting
What You'll Receive:
Detailed bug reports
Reproduction steps
Expected vs. actual results
Screenshots or screen recordings
Device & browser information
Severity levels
Practical improvement suggestions
My goal is to help you discover issues before your customers do and provide clear, structured, actionable feedback your development team can easily use.
Message me today and let's test your product.
Age range:
Senior
Education:
Higher education
Testing platform:
Website testing
Language:
English
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French
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Spanish
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Chinese (traditional)
FAQ
What types of products can you test?
I can test mobile apps, websites, web apps, and digital platforms for functionality, usability, and user experience issues.
Can you test both Android and iOS apps?
Yes. I can perform manual testing on Android, iPhone, and iPad devices.
Do you test websites on different browsers?
Yes. I can test on browsers such as Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge, depending on the package.
What will you check during testing?
I check buttons, links, forms, navigation, responsiveness, UI/UX, functionality, and common usability issues.
Will I receive a bug report?
Yes. You'll receive a clear report describing the issue, reproduction steps, expected and actual results, and severity where applicable.
Can you test my product before launch?
Absolutely. Testing before release can help identify issues and improve the overall user experience before users access the product.

