Comprehensive Mobile App QA
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I need a meticulous end-to-end test of my stylist–client mobile app on both iOS and Android. Your main focus is functionality: every tap, swipe, and workflow must be exercised, verified, and documented.
Start by creating fresh dummy accounts—one as a Stylist, one as a Client—then walk through the entire experience from sign-up to booking, payment, profile edits, notifications, and any other paths you uncover. For each screen:
• Try every button, link, form field, and in-app navigation element.
• Record what you expected to happen versus what actually happened.
• Capture a clear screenshot (or short screen recording if the issue is motion-related) that highlights the problem area.
• Note the exact device, OS version, and app build you used.
Deliverables I expect:
1. A numbered bug report in spreadsheet or tracker format with reproduction steps, screenshots, and severity level.
2. A summary of coverage: how many screens, flows, and devices you tested.
3. Confirmation that no additional roles beyond Stylist and Client were required for testing.
Use any modern mobile QA tools you like—e.g., TestFlight, Firebase Crashlytics, Android Studio emulators, or real devices—but ensure the final report is clear, detailed, and actionable for my development team. Once you finish, we will review issues together, and if necessary there may be a follow-up round to verify fixes.
Start by creating fresh dummy accounts—one as a Stylist, one as a Client—then walk through the entire experience from sign-up to booking, payment, profile edits, notifications, and any other paths you uncover. For each screen:
• Try every button, link, form field, and in-app navigation element.
• Record what you expected to happen versus what actually happened.
• Capture a clear screenshot (or short screen recording if the issue is motion-related) that highlights the problem area.
• Note the exact device, OS version, and app build you used.
Deliverables I expect:
1. A numbered bug report in spreadsheet or tracker format with reproduction steps, screenshots, and severity level.
2. A summary of coverage: how many screens, flows, and devices you tested.
3. Confirmation that no additional roles beyond Stylist and Client were required for testing.
Use any modern mobile QA tools you like—e.g., TestFlight, Firebase Crashlytics, Android Studio emulators, or real devices—but ensure the final report is clear, detailed, and actionable for my development team. Once you finish, we will review issues together, and if necessary there may be a follow-up round to verify fixes.
Related categories:
Mobile App Development
iPhone
Android
PhoneGap
Mobile App Testing
iOS Development
Regression Testing
Android Studio