Comprehensive Web App Testing
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I have a web-based application that is nearly ready to roll out, but before it goes live I want a fresh set of expert eyes on it. I’m specifically looking for someone who can dive deep into three key areas—functionality, usability,load and security—and come back with clear, actionable insights.
You’ll receive full access to the staging environment along with any credentials or sample data you need. From there, please explore every feature, workflow, and edge case to confirm that everything works exactly as intended across modern browsers. At the same time, evaluate the user experience: navigation, layout, wording, and overall intuitiveness. Finally, put your security-tester hat on and probe for common vulnerabilities such as XSS, CSRF, and authentication or session issues.
Deliverables
• A concise test plan outlining your approach
• Detailed bug and issue log with reproduction steps, screenshots or recordings where helpful
• Severity ratings and prioritised recommendations
• A short usability summary highlighting friction points and suggested improvements
• Security findings mapped to OWASP when relevant, plus mitigation advice
All reports should be provided in an organised format (Excel, Google Sheets, or your preferred test-management tool export). If automated tools like Selenium, Postman, or OWASP ZAP support your process, feel free to use them—just include the scripts or configuration files in the final package.
My acceptance criteria are straightforward: every uncovered issue must be clearly reproducible, categorised by severity, and accompanied by a practical fix suggestion. Once I verify the report and no follow-up questions remain, the project is complete.
Let me know your estimated timeframe so we can lock the testing window and get started right away.
You’ll receive full access to the staging environment along with any credentials or sample data you need. From there, please explore every feature, workflow, and edge case to confirm that everything works exactly as intended across modern browsers. At the same time, evaluate the user experience: navigation, layout, wording, and overall intuitiveness. Finally, put your security-tester hat on and probe for common vulnerabilities such as XSS, CSRF, and authentication or session issues.
Deliverables
• A concise test plan outlining your approach
• Detailed bug and issue log with reproduction steps, screenshots or recordings where helpful
• Severity ratings and prioritised recommendations
• A short usability summary highlighting friction points and suggested improvements
• Security findings mapped to OWASP when relevant, plus mitigation advice
All reports should be provided in an organised format (Excel, Google Sheets, or your preferred test-management tool export). If automated tools like Selenium, Postman, or OWASP ZAP support your process, feel free to use them—just include the scripts or configuration files in the final package.
My acceptance criteria are straightforward: every uncovered issue must be clearly reproducible, categorised by severity, and accompanied by a practical fix suggestion. Once I verify the report and no follow-up questions remain, the project is complete.
Let me know your estimated timeframe so we can lock the testing window and get started right away.