A repeatable cycle that fits into your sprint rhythm — from planning to retest.
I review your specs, designs, or staging build and map every critical user flow into a test plan — so coverage is explicit, not assumed.
Positive, negative, boundary, and edge cases are written per flow. You get the case list before execution, so you can sanity-check priorities.
I execute manually across your target browsers and devices, exercising real user behavior — not just happy paths.
Every defect ships with reproduction steps, expected vs actual behavior, screenshots or video, environment details, and a severity call.
Fixed issues are retested and a focused regression pass confirms nothing else broke before you ship.
Coverage tailored to your product — these are the flows that most often hide release-blocking defects.
Registration, email verification, profile setup, invite flows, and first-run states.
Login, logout, password reset, session expiry, role-based access, and gated routes.
Cart math, promo codes, taxes, payment success/failure paths, refunds, and order confirmation.
Required fields, input masks, error messages, multi-step wizards, and file uploads.
Create/read/update/delete flows, filtering, sorting, pagination, and empty states.
Third-party webhooks, API error handling, loading states, offline behavior, and retries.
TestRail / structured spreadsheets for traceable cases
Jira, Linear, GitHub Issues — I adapt to your tracker
Console, network, and storage inspection to pinpoint root causes
BrowserStack and real devices for Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge
Postman requests to confirm frontend bugs vs backend bugs
Anonymized examples from real engagements.
A retail client's new checkout flow passed their smoke tests.
Functional testing revealed that applying a promo code silently dropped the shipping method, letting orders submit with €0 shipping — and failing downstream in fulfillment.
Fixed before launch; protected an estimated thousands in mis-shipped orders during the first campaign week.
A B2B SaaS team shipped role-based dashboards without a dedicated regression cycle.
A regression pass showed that demoting a user from admin to viewer left cached admin actions reachable via direct URL until a hard refresh.
Patched in the same sprint; the client added regression testing to every release afterward.