Functional testing
I check that key user scenarios work properly: pages open, buttons lead to the right places, forms behave correctly and the site does not surprise users at the worst possible moment.
QA testing for websites before launch, so users do not become the first testers.
Most websites are checked only visually. I test them as a QA engineer: links, forms, mobile behavior, content logic, SEO basics, accessibility basics and hidden risks before real users find them first.
I check that key user scenarios work properly: pages open, buttons lead to the right places, forms behave correctly and the site does not surprise users at the worst possible moment.
I review how the website behaves on mobile, tablet and desktop: no horizontal scroll, broken layouts, tiny buttons or sections escaping from the screen.
I check internal links, external links, CTAs, menu items and footer links so users do not end up in a digital dead end.
I test fields, validation, required inputs, form submission and confirmation messages so users understand what happens after they click.
I check whether services, projects, contacts and important pages are easy to find. A menu should not feel like a quest with three locked doors.
I test EN / ES / UA / RU switching, persistence, translations, buttons, menu, footer and language consistency across pages.
I review titles, descriptions, H1/H2 structure, canonical URLs, sitemap, robots.txt, alt text and basic search visibility signals.
I check contrast, focus states, clickable areas, alt text, heading structure and keyboard usability. A good website should be usable, not just decorative.
I review tone, terminology, services, languages and CTAs so the website speaks with one clear voice.
I check commands, buttons, menus, links, permissions, admin-only flows and whether the bot keeps private things private.
A final pre-launch review: pages, links, forms, mobile layout, SEO, languages, contacts, sitemap and basic risks.
I prepare a clear report with issues, priorities, recommendations and next steps, so fixes do not live in fog.
QA testing for websites before launch, so users do not become the first testers.
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