Manual QA Testing for Websites and Web Apps

Hand-driven QA on your site or app and a detailed report with bugs, issues, and concrete recommendations.

from $149
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Service overview

We run end-to-end manual QA on your site or app from the user's point of view. We check functionality, interface behavior, responsive layouts, and design parity. This isn't automated testing — it's real human use of the product, which is how we catch the bugs and UX issues automated systems miss.

What is included

Functionality checks across every key element and scenario.
User-flow testing (registration, forms, navigation, etc.).
Design parity check against Figma and reporting deviations.
Responsive design checks (mobile / tablet / desktop).
Cross-browser testing (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and others).
Cross-platform testing (Windows, macOS, iOS, Android).
Testing on real devices.
Bug, UI-error, and unstable-behavior hunting.
Ad-hoc testing (looking for non-standard and hidden issues).
Usability and UX checks.
Test checklist and bug report with priority levels.
UX/UI improvement recommendations where relevant.

How we work

  1. Discovery: product and usage scenarios
  2. Test checklist preparation
  3. Manual testing across devices and platforms
  4. Bug and issue logging
  5. Final report with recommendations

What you get

A detailed report with every bug, error, and interface issue found, plus recommendations for how to fix them. Clear visibility into the product's weak spots before launch or scaling.

Who it's for

Sites and apps before launch.
Startups before an MVP release.
Projects with active bugs or user complaints.
Teams without an in-house QA specialist.
Any digital product where stability and UX matter.

Timeline

Depends on the size of the project and the number of pages and features. Usually 1–5 business days.

Pricing

From $149 depending on product scope and testing depth. The final number is locked before kick-off.