Web App QA & UX Audit
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I have just launched mohandishub.app and want a fresh set of eyes on every corner of it. I need heavy platform testing—report bugs, issues, and UX improvements—across the main user journeys: customer, expert, business, and craftsmen.
Scope
• Test in Google Chrome on desktop, tablet, and smartphone screen sizes.
• Work through onboarding, search, booking, messaging, payment and profile management for each role, noting anything confusing, broken, or visually inconsistent.
• Compare behaviour across the three device classes and flag any responsive layout glitches.
• Document all findings in a structured report that separates critical bugs from minor quirks and includes clear UI/UX enhancement suggestions. Screenshots or short clips for each point will speed up fixes on my end.
Deliverable
1. Consolidated bug & error list with reproduction steps.
2. UX/UI recommendation section ranked by impact and effort.
3. Check for translation en/ar and ensure consistency
4. A brief summary of overall platform stability and user-flow coherence.
If you already use standard QA tools like Lighthouse, Chrome DevTools, or automated test scripts, feel free to leverage them; just make sure the final report is easy for a non-developer to follow.
Scope
• Test in Google Chrome on desktop, tablet, and smartphone screen sizes.
• Work through onboarding, search, booking, messaging, payment and profile management for each role, noting anything confusing, broken, or visually inconsistent.
• Compare behaviour across the three device classes and flag any responsive layout glitches.
• Document all findings in a structured report that separates critical bugs from minor quirks and includes clear UI/UX enhancement suggestions. Screenshots or short clips for each point will speed up fixes on my end.
Deliverable
1. Consolidated bug & error list with reproduction steps.
2. UX/UI recommendation section ranked by impact and effort.
3. Check for translation en/ar and ensure consistency
4. A brief summary of overall platform stability and user-flow coherence.
If you already use standard QA tools like Lighthouse, Chrome DevTools, or automated test scripts, feel free to leverage them; just make sure the final report is easy for a non-developer to follow.