14-Day Android Usability Testing
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I’m preparing the next release of my Android app and need a group of 20 reliable testers who can live with the product for a full two-week cycle. During those 14 days you’ll use the app just as a normal user would, then let me know—clearly and honestly—where the experience delights or frustrates you.
The assignment centres on usability:
• Navigation flow – Does each screen lead naturally to the next? Are any paths confusing or too deep?
• Content readability – Is text legible and well-placed on phones of various sizes? Do colours and icons make sense?
• User input forms – Are fields easy to locate, complete, and correct? Any hiccups with keyboards, pickers, or error messages?
I’ll supply the latest APK (or Play Store testing link), a short onboarding brief, and a simple feedback template. You’ll install the build, use core features at least 30 minutes a day, and submit observations every second day so I can iterate quickly. Annotated screenshots or short screen recordings are welcome whenever something feels off.
When you apply, highlight past usability-testing experience—particularly with Android apps—and mention any devices and OS versions you can cover. The wider the device mix, the better.
All feedback must be turned in within 24 hours of the day-14 build cutoff so I can consolidate findings for the dev team. Clear, actionable comments will be the key success metric for this engagement, and strong contributors may be invited to future test cycles.
The assignment centres on usability:
• Navigation flow – Does each screen lead naturally to the next? Are any paths confusing or too deep?
• Content readability – Is text legible and well-placed on phones of various sizes? Do colours and icons make sense?
• User input forms – Are fields easy to locate, complete, and correct? Any hiccups with keyboards, pickers, or error messages?
I’ll supply the latest APK (or Play Store testing link), a short onboarding brief, and a simple feedback template. You’ll install the build, use core features at least 30 minutes a day, and submit observations every second day so I can iterate quickly. Annotated screenshots or short screen recordings are welcome whenever something feels off.
When you apply, highlight past usability-testing experience—particularly with Android apps—and mention any devices and OS versions you can cover. The wider the device mix, the better.
All feedback must be turned in within 24 hours of the day-14 build cutoff so I can consolidate findings for the dev team. Clear, actionable comments will be the key success metric for this engagement, and strong contributors may be invited to future test cycles.