WordPress/WooCommerce Plugin Tester Needed
Budget: $2 – $8 USD
We are looking for WordPress developers, WooCommerce store owners, freelancers, and agency professionals to test a newly released WordPress monitoring plugin called Erriscope – Site Incident Alerts for WooCommerce.
The plugin helps website owners identify and group PHP errors, WordPress warnings, WooCommerce checkout problems, and other incidents that may otherwise remain unnoticed.
WordPress.org plugin page:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/erriscope-site-incident-alerts-for-woocommerce/
What you will need to do
Install the free plugin on a staging, development, sandbox, or non-critical WordPress website.
Use the website normally and review the incidents detected by the plugin.
Test the error and incident presentation inside the WordPress dashboard.
Check whether the information provided is understandable and useful.
Send a short report containing:
WordPress and PHP versions
Active theme and relevant plugins
Screenshots of detected incidents
Any bugs or unexpected behaviour
Suggestions for improving the dashboard or explanations
Your overall impression of the plugin
You may also create a controlled, non-critical PHP warning or error on the staging website to verify that it is detected correctly.
Important
Do not test the plugin on a live WooCommerce store containing sensitive customer or payment information unless you are comfortable doing so. A staging or sandbox installation is preferred.
This is a genuine testing and feedback project. We are not requesting a positive review. Honest criticism and detailed bug reports are more valuable to us.
Ideal candidates
WordPress developers
WooCommerce developers
WordPress maintenance professionals
Freelancers managing multiple websites
Agency owners or technical staff
Website owners familiar with staging environments
Deliverable
A short written testing report with screenshots and a list of any bugs, confusing elements, or improvement suggestions.
Please include the following in your application:
How many WordPress or WooCommerce websites do you manage?
Do you have a staging or test website available?
Which PHP and WordPress versions can you test?
Have you previously tested WordPress plugins?
Can you provide screenshots and clear reproduction steps for any issues you discover?
A small number of testers will be selected. Testers who provide useful feedback may also be invited to test future versions and receive direct assistance with any problems found during testing.
The plugin helps website owners identify and group PHP errors, WordPress warnings, WooCommerce checkout problems, and other incidents that may otherwise remain unnoticed.
WordPress.org plugin page:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/erriscope-site-incident-alerts-for-woocommerce/
What you will need to do
Install the free plugin on a staging, development, sandbox, or non-critical WordPress website.
Use the website normally and review the incidents detected by the plugin.
Test the error and incident presentation inside the WordPress dashboard.
Check whether the information provided is understandable and useful.
Send a short report containing:
WordPress and PHP versions
Active theme and relevant plugins
Screenshots of detected incidents
Any bugs or unexpected behaviour
Suggestions for improving the dashboard or explanations
Your overall impression of the plugin
You may also create a controlled, non-critical PHP warning or error on the staging website to verify that it is detected correctly.
Important
Do not test the plugin on a live WooCommerce store containing sensitive customer or payment information unless you are comfortable doing so. A staging or sandbox installation is preferred.
This is a genuine testing and feedback project. We are not requesting a positive review. Honest criticism and detailed bug reports are more valuable to us.
Ideal candidates
WordPress developers
WooCommerce developers
WordPress maintenance professionals
Freelancers managing multiple websites
Agency owners or technical staff
Website owners familiar with staging environments
Deliverable
A short written testing report with screenshots and a list of any bugs, confusing elements, or improvement suggestions.
Please include the following in your application:
How many WordPress or WooCommerce websites do you manage?
Do you have a staging or test website available?
Which PHP and WordPress versions can you test?
Have you previously tested WordPress plugins?
Can you provide screenshots and clear reproduction steps for any issues you discover?
A small number of testers will be selected. Testers who provide useful feedback may also be invited to test future versions and receive direct assistance with any problems found during testing.