QA
Cross-browser and device testing, accessibility checks, and a final polish pass before launch.
QA is the pass that catches what design reviews on a single monitor never do: the button that's unreachable on an older iPhone, the form that submits twice, the focus state that vanishes for keyboard users.
I test across real browsers and real device sizes, not just breakpoints in DevTools, and check against WCAG basics — contrast, focus order, alt text — so the site works for people who aren't using a mouse and a 27-inch screen.
This is the last step before launch, and it's the one most likely to get skipped under deadline pressure. I'd rather it didn't.
Every project ships with
- Cross-browser testing (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge)
- Device testing across common phone and tablet sizes
- Accessibility pass: contrast, focus states, semantic structure, alt text
- Form and interaction testing (validation, error states, submissions)
- A written bug list with severity, ready to hand to a developer
How it works
Test plan
A checklist built around the site's actual critical paths — signup, checkout, contact, whatever matters most.
Manual pass
Testing across browsers and devices by hand, since automated tools miss most visual and interaction bugs.
Accessibility check
Contrast ratios, keyboard navigation, and screen-reader basics checked against WCAG AA.
Report
Every issue logged with steps to reproduce and severity, so fixes can be triaged in order.
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