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Part-Time UI/UX Tester – Website / Web Application We are looking for a Part-Time UI/UX Tester to test our website/web application and identify usability, functional, UI, and UX issues. Responsibilities * Perform thorough testing of the website/web application. * Test website functionality, navigation, forms, links, buttons, responsiveness, and user flows. * Identify UI/UX issues, usability problems, inconsistencies, and potential bugs. * Perform testing across different browsers and screen sizes/devices where applicable. * Use appropriate testing methods and provide clear, reproducible results. * Prioritize issues based on their severity/impact. * Provide a detailed Excel report containing all identified issues, screenshots/evidence where required, steps to reproduce, severity, a...

I need a seasoned QA tester to put my consumer-facing app through its paces on both iOS and Android. The build is stable, but before launch I want fresh eyes on the experience and solid evidence that everything works as intended. Your mandate is three-fold: • Functional testing – confirm every screen, button, push notification, and in-app purchase behaves exactly as designed. • Usability testing – highlight friction points, confusing flows, or accessibility gaps that could frustrate users. • Performance testing – watch for memory spikes, crashes, and slow load times, then document reproducible steps so my dev team can act fast. I’ll provide TestFlight and Play Store beta links, API keys where needed, plus a checklist of known edge cases; you&r...

I have a consumer-facing web application that needs a fresh, detail-orientated review. To make sure we work well together, I’ll begin with a paid one-hour assignment: a short video call on Freelancer. I’ll share the site URL and two known issues. During that single hour you’ll reproduce both problems and record crystal-clear, step-by-step documentation—screenshots or a brief screencast, environment details, and an “expected vs. actual” summary. If you succeed, the project expands to roughly 20 hours of manual testing per week for the next two to three months. The app is not an e-commerce store; it behaves like a typical SaaS web application, so you’ll be exploring navigation, forms, permissions, and edge-case behaviour. I expect testing on at l...