Long-Term Website QA Engineer – Iterative Full-Stack Testing & Developer-Ready Bug Reporting

Job ID: 40515713

Budget: $10 – $150 USD

We are seeking a meticulous, detail-oriented Website QA Tester for comprehensive, end-to-end testing of a web application currently under active development. This project requires multiple iterations of testing and verification as bugs are found, reported, and patched by our developers.

Strict Payment Terms100% Completion Only: Payment will be released in full ONLY after all rounds of testing, developer bug-fixing, and your final regression verification are entirely complete.

Do not bid if you expect partial milestone releases after the first round of testing. This is an end-to-end project, and payment is tied directly to a fully verified, bug-free final delivery.

Scope of Work-Multi-Role Testing: Test all user tiers (e.g., Guest visitors, Registered users, Premium users, Admin panels, advertiser, affiliate) to ensure correct permissions and data visibility.

Functional & Logic Testing: Thoroughly verify forms, calculation tools, search filters, routing/slug links, and database-driven features.

Cross-Browser & Device Compatibility: Test responsiveness and functionality across modern desktop browsers (Chrome, Safari, Edge, Firefox) and mobile devices (iOS and Android).UI/UX Consistency: Catch layout breaks, visual misalignments, or broken formatting.

Required Deliverable: The Bug Report Every issue found must be documented in a structured tracker (or Google Sheet) containing: Bug Title: Concise summary of the issue.
Environment: Browser version, OS, and device used.
User Role: Which user tier experienced the bug.

Steps to Reproduce: A strict, step-by-step checklist ($1, 2, 3...$) so our developer can replicate it instantly.

Expected vs. Actual Result Visual Evidence: Screenshots or short screen-recording videos (Loom/mp4) highlighting console errors if applicable.
Project Workflow Initial Audit: You run a deep-dive test of the staging site and deliver the master bug report.

Developer Patching: Our developers fix the reported issues.
Verification & Regression: You re-test all fixes to confirm they work and ensure no new bugs were introduced.

Final Sign-off: Once the site functions flawlessly across all aspects, the project is complete and payment is released.