WordPress Detailing and QA Testing

WordPress Micro-Content Compliance Cleanup + QA Test (Video Calls + Content Purchase) | Budget $100 Max
Overview
Cherrywine is a WordPress site that has already been mostly cleaned up. We need a final “detail pass” to catch small leftover risky terms in tiny tags/labels/hidden text, and to test two critical user flows:
1. Video call functionality
2. Content purchase flow
This is a lightweight job focused on small edits and QA, not a full rewrite.
Budget
Hard cap: $100 USD (Fixed price preferred).
Please propose a fixed price within $70–$100 and confirm the number of hours you expect (typically 2–4 hours).
Scope (Reduced)
A) Quick scan for small leftovers (WordPress)
You will review and adjust only small/hidden text areas such as:
• Tags / categories / internal labels
• SEO meta titles/descriptions (Yoast/RankMath/SEOPress or similar)
• OpenGraph/Twitter meta (social preview text)
• Image ALT text / captions (only if needed)
• Reusable blocks / template snippets that contain short text
• Microcopy: button labels, short tooltips, short form labels/placeholders, tiny notices
Goal: Replace any remaining “payment-risky” wording with safer equivalents, while keeping meaning.
B) Functional QA testing (Must-do)
You must test and report results for:
1. Video calls flow
o Access the video call page/feature as a user
o Confirm it loads properly and a session can start (or reaches the expected pre-call screen)
o Note any errors, missing permissions, broken embeds, console-visible issues (only report, no code changes)
2. Content purchase flow
o Run a test purchase (we will provide a test product/link and test payment method if available)
o Confirm: checkout works, payment confirmation page appears, access to content is granted as expected
o Confirm any emails/receipts if applicable (just verify if they trigger)
Absolute Rules (Do Not Break the Site)
This job must NOT affect site functionality.
You must NOT:
• Change URLs/slugs/permalinks
• Change theme files or core files
• Change plugin settings, install plugins, or update plugins
• Break shortcodes, blocks, or page-builder structure
• Touch payment configuration settings (unless I explicitly tell you to)
You must:
• Work safely and keep formatting intact
• Make only small text edits
• If something requires development work, report it instead of attempting risky changes
Deliverables
1. Change Log (simple sheet) with:
• Location (URL or WP area like “Tag”, “Meta Title”, “ALT text”, “Button label”)
• Original text
• Updated text
• Short reason (“payment-safe wording / clarity”)
2. QA Checklist + Results
• Video call test: pass/fail + notes + where it failed (if it failed)
• Content purchase test: pass/fail + notes
• If something fails: exact step where it fails + screenshot (or short screen recording link if easy)
Access & Workflow
• You will get WordPress admin access (or editor access depending on needs).
• If staging exists, use it. If not, you must be extra careful and only do minimal edits.