QA Specialist (Web Testing)

Good day! I have about 3 years of experience working on various web and mobile projects.

Examples of my test documentation can be viewed at the link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1CCdW5jfY1Pqg782YG2PnuAxNqGZqlwoJjFIKt-J65A8/edit#gid=375495882

My GitHub: https://github.com/igorpetrovqa?tab=repositories

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Good day!
I am interested in your vacancy for QA Specialist (Web Testing).

I have experience in manual testing of web systems and pay close attention to details. I have worked with functional testing, UI/UX verification, responsiveness, form logic, as well as creating test cases, checklists, and bug reports.

I also have experience in:

- testing web interfaces on different browsers and devices;
- retesting after fixes;
… - checking user scenarios;
- working with structured documentation.

Additionally, I have worked with comprehensive testing of software systems, APIs, and network interactions, so I understand the importance of systematic and attentive QA.

I am comfortable with part-time and remote work formats. I would be happy to discuss the details of our collaboration.

Have a great day!

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Good day!

I have about 10 years of experience in software testing (web, API, mobile). I have worked with functional, regression, UI, and API testing, as well as integration testing.

I have experience testing mobile applications (Android and iOS) and my own set of testing devices. I also have experience testing microservices architecture, integrations, and asynchronous systems (RabbitMQ). In my work, I use Postman, Fiddler, Docker, Git, SQL, as well as monitoring systems (Kibana, Grafana) and CI/CD (GitLab CI).

Recently, I have worked on projects:

• https://sqlbackupandftp.com / https://sqlbak.com — services for automating database backups.
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• https://expofp.com — a SaaS platform for event planning and management.

• https://lunu.io — a blockchain project, cryptocurrency payment gateway, and Web3 payment ecosystem.

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Hello! I have reviewed your job vacancy. I fully understand the specifics of eCommerce testing: at the cart and checkout process stage, absolute stability is crucial to prevent business from losing conversion.
**First step of the solution:**
I am ready to start with a comprehensive manual audit of the critical user path (User Journey) — from adding a product to the cart to successfully placing an order. I will check the responsiveness of the layout on real mobile devices, the correctness of JS script execution in forms, and field validation. In the end, I will provide detailed bug reports (screenshots, logs, reproduction steps).
**Relevant experience:**
I specialize in the development and optimization of online stores on OpenCart 3 and OcStore 3, so I know this CMS and its standard order processing logic from the inside. Understanding the platform architecture, as well as experience in web design and UX/UI, allows me not only to find superficial bugs but also to see logical errors in the interface and understand why the layout or code is breaking.
I am ready to discuss the work format and quickly get involved in testing your updates. Message me in the chat!

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I have experience in testing websites, including eCommerce, and I can systematically identify and describe bugs. I am ready to ensure the quality of your site on various devices and browsers.

Write to me, we will discuss everything in detail, and I can start working immediately.

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Hello,
I have extensive experience as a manual QA and pay close attention to details. I approach my work responsibly and communicate quickly with the team.

More details in private messages.
Thank you.

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👋 Hello! I have reviewed the description — I have been working with WordPress/WooCommerce development for over 4 years, and testing is an integral part of every launch. I understand eCommerce from the inside as a developer, so I know where bugs most often break in the checkout process, how the cart behaves in edge cases, and what breaks in responsiveness on iOS vs Android.

Part-time format is suitable, flexible schedule is convenient.

What I cover according to your description:
— Full user flow desktop + mobile: homepage → catalog → product card → cart → checkout → confirmation
— Forms, payment gateways, field validation, and behavior on errors
— Cross-browser testing: Chrome, Firefox, Safari + iOS/Android
— Checking responsiveness and basic UX logic
… — Clear bug descriptions with reproduction steps and screenshots — everything needed by the developer for quick fixes
— Retesting after fixes

I have worked with WooCommerce, OpenCart, and custom CMS — the specifics of eCommerce testing are understood regardless of the platform.

👉 I suggest discussing the details in correspondence.

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Good day! I am interested in your project! I have been looking for something interesting for a long time. By profession, I am a teacher, but as a freelancer, I am a tester and an author of articles in English and German. So, who better than me can find errors and correctly and clearly formulate what kind of bug it is. I would be happy to collaborate.

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Hello!

I am interested in the vacancy — I have relevant experience specifically for eCommerce projects.

I have manually tested websites: product pages, cart, checkout, payment forms, mobile responsiveness, and cross-browser compatibility. I understand how UX should work in an online store and where the most common issues arise that affect sales.

A separate plus for you: I have pentesting skills and knowledge of the PCI DSS standard — I can test the security of the payment process and point out vulnerabilities before they are discovered by malicious actors.

I also conduct technical SEO audits using Screaming Frog and Netpeak Spider — I can combine both roles if needed.
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I am ready to start soon. Can you tell me more about the project?

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Hello
I am an established web developer and part of my work involves quality testing to assure my clients of quality stuff.
My keen attention to detail aids my quality assurance process, and I believe I have the relevant skills to perform as per the requirements.
Kindly write to me, we agree on the way forward.

Hi there! I can support your eCommerce team as a careful manual QA who checks every release like it is going live to real customers, because it is. I will test key flows like product pages, search, forms, cart, and checkout, then document issues in a way your developers can fix quickly, with clear steps to reproduce, expected versus actual results, screenshots, and device and browser details.

I have tested online stores where one small UI glitch can hurt conversion, so I pay attention to responsive behavior, basic UX logic, and edge cases like discounts, shipping rules, validation errors, and payment redirects. I can cover Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and mobile browsers, and I am comfortable retesting after fixes until the update is truly ready to ship. If you use OpenCart or another CMS, I understand how updates can affect templates and modules, so I will focus on the parts that break most often.

One idea that helps teams move faster is a Release Confidence Checklist that stays the same every time. It is a short repeatable script of the most important purchase path tests, so nothing gets missed even when updates are frequent, and it makes your launch decisions calmer and clearer.

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