Website Engineering
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I have a live website that needs a full round of quality assurance on its user interface and core functionality, followed immediately by development work. After you complete the tests, I’ll rely on you to fix every confirmed bug and then move on to building the new features already mapped out in the product backlog.
To keep the project smooth, begin with a concise test plan that shows how you’ll cover all UI states and functional workflows. Automated checks (Selenium, Cypress or similar) are welcome as long as you also run exploratory sessions and capture clear screenshots or video where defects appear. Once the bugs are logged with reproducible steps, please branch, patch and commit clean code, referencing each issue ID so I can trace the change.
When the platform is stable, we’ll shift focus to the new features. You’ll work from user stories I provide, pushing incremental updates and opening pull requests for review. Clean, readable code, inline comments and brief release notes are a must. After deployment, a quick smoke test should confirm everything still works end-to-end.
Deliverables
• UI & functional test plan and report
• Issue tracker populated with reproducible bugs
• Code fixes merged and verified
• New features implemented, documented and deployed
• Post-deployment smoke-test summary
If this workflow fits your skill set, let’s get started.
To keep the project smooth, begin with a concise test plan that shows how you’ll cover all UI states and functional workflows. Automated checks (Selenium, Cypress or similar) are welcome as long as you also run exploratory sessions and capture clear screenshots or video where defects appear. Once the bugs are logged with reproducible steps, please branch, patch and commit clean code, referencing each issue ID so I can trace the change.
When the platform is stable, we’ll shift focus to the new features. You’ll work from user stories I provide, pushing incremental updates and opening pull requests for review. Clean, readable code, inline comments and brief release notes are a must. After deployment, a quick smoke test should confirm everything still works end-to-end.
Deliverables
• UI & functional test plan and report
• Issue tracker populated with reproducible bugs
• Code fixes merged and verified
• New features implemented, documented and deployed
• Post-deployment smoke-test summary
If this workflow fits your skill set, let’s get started.