Comprehensive QA Audit for ShowManager.pro

@dailytechworks

Hello, My name is Rudra Kumar, and I'm excited about the opportunity to help improve ShowManager.pro. As a senior software QA engineer with over seven years of experience, I've worked extensively on complex multi-role platforms, including e-commerce systems and event management software that aligns well with the scope of this project. My deep expertise in manual testing, functional and regression testing, and UAT perfectly fit the requirement for a comprehensive QA audit that goes beyond button-clicking. What sets me apart as an excellent candidate is my ability to see beyond the current technical functioning to address underlying UX issues or confusing workflows—a skill extremely valued by the project. Additionally, I'm highly proficient in writing professional QA reports that provide detailed information on bugs, logical errors, UX concerns, and design improvements. My expertise extends not only to thorough testing but also to providing solutions for better experiences.

@zainulhassan1695

Hi, I’m an expert in SaaS and web application testing, with strong experience testing complex workflows, multi-role systems, business logic, validations, edge cases, and UX issues. I focus on understanding how the product is supposed to work and then testing it from both the business and real-user perspective, rather than simply following happy-path test cases. For an unfamiliar workflow, I first understand the intended process, roles, permissions, dependencies, and expected outcomes. I then test the happy path, alternate sequences, invalid inputs, boundary cases, refresh/back navigation, duplicate actions, role changes, and state changes to uncover issues that may otherwise be missed. I’m experienced with Excel/Google Sheets, Jira/GitHub Issues, browser DevTools, screenshots, and screen recordings for clear evidence and reproducible reporting. For every finding, I provide the title, severity, area, exact reproduction steps, expected vs. actual behaviour, evidence, and a practical recommendation where appropriate. I also clearly distinguish genuine defects from UX/product concerns and suggestions. I’m comfortable with the initial paid test and can provide a professional sample report. My actual hourly rate is $5/hour. Br, Zain

@farhanahmedkhoso

Hi, I have gone through your project details, and it matches my expertise. I have been working on all of these tasks for years, including Web and Mobile apps tests. I'm ready to start now. In my previous roles, I have successfully taken similar products and conducted end-to-end testing to identify any issues. I have experience supporting multiple platforms and owning Mac, Windows, Android, and iOS devices, as well as the necessary tools to effectively test the web. I am also skilled in documenting test plans and reporting any issues found to the development team in a clear and concise manner. I understand the importance of effective communication in the development process and am committed to ensuring that all issues are accurately and promptly reported. I always believe in learning, hardworking, and improving that will not let you disappointed. I’m hoping to have long-term relations. Here is some feedback from my clients: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Outstanding service! Good communication and excellent work." ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “Well done job, did the job as expected.” ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “Very good service and highly recommended, thank you so much.” I'm available now to get started. I’m looking forward to hearing back from you soon. Thank You, Farhan

@ManniDani

I am ready to start immediately on auditing ShowManager Pro. With over 6 years of QA experience testing complex enterprise systems for Citibank, I excel at identifying functional flaws, workflow bottlenecks, and edge cases in multi-featured platforms. I will deliver detailed, actionable bug reports with clear reproduction steps to ensure your software is fully stable and launch-ready. Let's collaborate to make ShowManager Pro seamless!

@richav

Hi, Your requirement for someone who thinks like a QA engineer, product owner AND end user strongly matches my background in QA, product management and business analysis. 1. I’ve tested SaaS/web platforms including CRM, ERP, e-commerce, payments/subscriptions, HR/LMS and complex role-based workflow systems. 2. For an unfamiliar workflow, I first understand its business objective, actors, permissions and expected outcome. I test the happy path, then deliberately challenge it: wrong sequence, invalid/boundary data, refresh/back navigation, duplicate actions, role changes, interrupted processes and state changes midway. 3. One example: a workflow can be technically correct yet force users to leave their current task to find information required for the next step. Nothing “breaks,” but users hesitate or abandon the process. I document this as UX/product friction with the impact and recommended improvement. 4. I use DevTools, Postman, Jira/Sheets, screenshots and screen recordings, plus Selenium/Cypress where automation adds value. 5. I can provide a sample QA report demonstrating severity, reproducible steps, expected/actual results, evidence and product recommendations. I’m comfortable starting with your paid test assignment and being evaluated on the depth of my findings. Regards, Richa

@adilmalikdev

Hi, I’m an experienced Manual QA Tester with strong experience testing SaaS and complex web applications, focusing on functional workflows, business logic, edge cases, roles/permissions, UX, and responsive behavior. I approach every new workflow by first understanding the expected user journey, then testing the happy path, negative scenarios, unusual inputs, alternate sequences, refresh/back/cancel actions, and different user roles. I don’t just report bugs—I also identify confusing UX and logic issues that could negatively affect real users. I use Jira/structured QA reports, screenshots, screen recordings, and browser DevTools to provide clear, reproducible evidence. I’m comfortable with your detailed reporting format and would be happy to complete the paid test assignment. My bid is my actual hourly rate, with no bait-and-switch.

@shubhamt8087

Hi, I’m interested in working as a QA/Product Tester for ShowManager.pro. I have 4 years of experience in Software Testing, mainly in Manual and Automation Testing, and I have worked on SaaS and web applications. When testing a new workflow, I first understand the expected business flow and then test it from an end-user perspective. Along with the normal flow, I also check negative scenarios, validations, edge cases, different user roles, permissions, navigation, data consistency, and mobile/responsive behaviour. In my previous testing experience, I have found issues related to business logic, user permissions, UI/UX, validations, and complex workflows. I make sure to document each issue with clear reproduction steps, expected and actual results, severity, and screenshots or recordings where required. I use tools such as Jira for bug reporting, Postman for API testing, and SQL for database validation. I can provide clear and detailed QA reports that are easy for the development team to understand. I’m also happy to complete the initial paid testing assignment and would be interested in ongoing testing work if my work meets your expectations. Thanks, Shubham Tamgave

@arslanshahid386

Hi, I can help you with this project. I have relevant experience with Testing / QA and can handle the work from development to testing and delivery. I've reviewed your requirements and can provide a clean, reliable, and responsive solution. Let's discuss the details and get started. Best, Arslan Shahid

@nikhilp113

Hi, I’m a Manual QA Tester with **4+ years of POS and web application testing experience for McDonald’s**, covering functional, regression, integration, UAT, workflow, roles/permissions and end-to-end testing. **1. SaaS/Web applications:** I have tested restaurant POS and web applications covering ordering, payments, billing, refunds, user roles, kitchen workflows and UAT. **2. Unfamiliar workflow:** I first understand the business flow, then test happy paths, negative scenarios, edge cases, validations, permissions, unusual inputs and different user actions. **3. UX/Logic issue:** I’ve found workflows that technically worked but had unclear next steps or confusing messages, which could cause user errors during busy operations. **4. Tools:** Jira/bug trackers, Excel, Windows Snipping Tool and screen-recording tools for test cases, defects and evidence. **5. Sample QA Report:** **TC-001** Valid Login – PASS **TC-002** Invalid Login – PASS **TC-003** Create Event/Order – PASS **TC-004** Mandatory Validation – FAIL **TC-005** Restricted Access – FAIL **TC-006** Mobile Workflow – FAIL **BUG-002 | Critical | Permissions:** Restricted user can access protected URL. Recommendation: Enforce role-based authorization. **Overall:** Core workflows work, but validation, permissions and responsive UX need improvement. Critical/High issues should be fixed before release and followed by regression testing. Available for the paid test and ongoing QA work

@Maxxionn

Hi , You need an expert in Website Testing and Testing / QA, and I have a tailor-made solution ready for you. Your project brief instantly reminded me of a recent client who faced similar challenges, and I know exactly how to execute this flawlessly for your specific needs. To ensure we hit the ground running, I have three quick questions: Are there any additional technical details or constraints not mentioned in the brief? What is the primary hurdle currently blocking your progress on this? What is your strict timeline for completion? Why trust me with your project? The Record: 250+ Projects. 6+ Years. 100+ consecutive 5-star reviews. The Standard: Zero misses. I don’t just finish the job; I guarantee flawless execution. The Availability: Full-time freelancer, online 9 AM - 9 PM EST. My biggest "heavy-hitter" projects are kept off my public portfolio to protect client confidentiality. Click 'CHAT', and I’ll immediately send over relevant, private samples so you can see the standard of my work firsthand. Best regards, Muhammad Arsalan

@arshman18

Hi there, I see that you’re looking for a skilled QA/Product Tester to perform a comprehensive audit of ShowManager.pro. You want someone who goes beyond just clicking buttons and can approach testing from the perspective of a user, product owner, and QA engineer. My approach would be to thoroughly understand your workflows and execute detailed testing that explores various scenarios, including edge cases and user errors. I have experience with SaaS product testing and have identified UX and logic issues that aren't strictly software bugs but can confuse users. I’m comfortable providing clear and actionable reports on my findings, complete with suggestions for improvements. I’m ready to help enhance the user experience on your platform and ensure everything functions smoothly from a user's perspective. Best regards, Muhammad Arshman

@Tanmoy236

Hey! I specialize in SaaS QA and product testing with 9+ years helping teams uncover bugs, workflow issues, and real-world UX problems. Here’s how I can help: • Test complete workflows across roles, devices, and edge cases • Identify logic errors, validation gaps, permissions, and UX friction • Document reproducible issues with severity, evidence, and recommendations • Provide clear QA reports focused on blockers and improvements Could you clarify which workflow you’d like me to use for the initial paid test?

@ShekhWebDev21

Hi, I’m a QA Engineer with 5+ years of experience in manual testing, API testing, Selenium automation, performance testing, SaaS platforms, and complex web applications. I’m comfortable testing from three perspectives: QA engineer, product owner, and real end user. I’ve tested CRM, e-commerce, booking, marketplace, SaaS, and multi-role applications involving complex workflows, permissions, payments, APIs, and business logic. My approach for an unfamiliar workflow: • Understand the business objective and user roles • Test the complete happy path • Explore alternate paths, invalid data and edge cases • Test permissions, validation, refresh/back/cancel behaviour • Check responsive/mobile behaviour • Verify API/database results where applicable • Evaluate UX, wording and whether the workflow makes sense • Document every issue with clear reproduction steps and evidence For example, I’ve found cases where a workflow technically completed successfully, but users could bypass an expected validation step or become confused because the next action was unclear. I treat these as product/UX issues even when there is no technical error. Tools: Jira, Postman, Selenium, browser DevTools, Loom, screenshots/screen recordings, and structured QA reports. I’m available to start immediately.

@najeeb2310

*Open to fixed price contract with continuous support and automation* I am a detailed-oriented QA Engineer with over 6+ years of experience. I can help you to achieve your desired standards across your operations. I can take ownership of the quality standards for the application and help you improve them. I create detailed quality reports for my clients to help them make informed decisions. My English is fluent, almost at the native level. I am from Germany so my timezone aligns well with my Canada timings. Also I can offer fixed price contract alternatively if you are looking forward to it. Looking forward to hear from you. Regards, Gul

@johibkhan

Hi, With over a decade of experience in software development and SaaS platforms, I am equipped to provide tailored solutions to issues you may face in the ShowManager.pro. My experience in algorithmic trading and real-time workloads enables me to think like a product owner, prioritizing smooth workflows and identifying critical errors. This means that I'm able to test and tackle scenarios beyond the obvious-based happy paths, delving into edge cases, changing of information midway through a process, and exploring different sequences. In terms of my technical ability, I have an extensive understanding of Python and Java among others and can easily navigate complex web environments which will be crucial for your event management software. Furthermore, as a seasoned user interface designer, I'll not only identify functional discrepancies but also highlight UX concerns which ensures the alignment of your product with the user's perspective.

@Nickthelucky

Hi, I’m interested in the QA/Product Tester role. I have hands-on experience testing web applications and APIs through manual VAPT, including authenticated workflows, multi-role access, business logic, session management, authorization, edge cases and detailed defect reporting. 1. SaaS/Web testing: I primarily test web applications and APIs, including complex authenticated and role-based workflows. 2. My approach: I first understand the intended workflow, roles, states, inputs and expected outcomes. I test the happy path, then deliberately break the workflow—changing sequences, using invalid/unusual data, refreshing, going backward, cancelling/restarting, switching roles and checking data/state consistency. 3. UX/logic: I distinguish technical bugs from workflows that technically function but can confuse users or produce an outcome that doesn't make sense. I document the issue, explain the user impact and recommend a practical improvement. 4. Tools: Browser DevTools, Burp Suite, screenshots and screen recording tools. I can adapt to your preferred reporting/bug-tracking system. 5. Report: I can provide a sample structured QA/VAPT report showing clear reproduction steps, expected vs. actual behaviour, severity, evidence, impact and recommendations. I’m particularly interested in the paid initial test and the possibility of ongoing testing. I can start immediately. Best regards, Neel

@faizank320

I have expert in this role Bugs and technical problems * Broken or confusing user flows * Business logic errors * Missing validation * Edge cases * Permissions / role problems * Inconsistent behaviour * Poor UX * Confusing wording or instructions * Design/layout issues * Mobile/responsive issues * Places where users could get stuck * Features that technically work but do not make sense from a user's perspective

@sangikpark0716

Hello, My binding rate is CAD 5/hour, and I will not change it after shortlisting. One dedicated tester will execute the workflows, with a Korean project manager reviewing every issue report before delivery. 1. Experience: web/mobile development and production-support testing covering authentication, admin dashboards, forms, role permissions, exports, responsive layouts and regression checks on Korean enterprise projects. 2. Approach: map each role and state first; test the happy path, invalid/boundary inputs, refresh/back/cancel/retry, interrupted sessions, permission changes, cross-browser and mobile layouts. Each finding includes severity, exact steps, expected/actual result and evidence. 3. UX/logic example: a successful checkout kept the action button active without a clear confirmation state. Nothing technically crashed, but users could retry and create duplicate actions. The recommendation was a visible progress state, disabled CTA and idempotent submission. 4. Tools: Chrome/Firefox DevTools, Loom or OBS, annotated screenshots, and Excel/Google Sheets/Jira-style reports. 5. I can produce the first report in your exact requested structure during the initial paid workflow test. I can start immediately and provide a same-day summary for the first assignment.

@dorisnst

Hi, I have read the entire project description, understand the project and made an accurate bid. If I have autobid, I have updated my autobid to reflect my actual bid. I have completed a very similar website QA and AI content project : https://www.freelancer.com/projects/virtual-assistant/Virtual-Assistant-Needed-for-Pre/proposals where I reviewed a live event RSVP website, tested forms and interactive features, identified functional and UX issues, took screenshots, and documented findings clearly. I also created an AI knowledge base, answered 100 chatbot questions, and rewrote 50 FAQs using ChatGPT. I understand that you need someone who thinks beyond simply finding bugs. I test from both a QA and real-user perspective, including edge cases, confusing workflows, missing validation, inconsistent behaviour and UX issues. I can provide clear reports with: * Issue description * Severity * Steps to reproduce * Expected vs actual behaviour * Screenshots/video * UX/product recommendations I’m happy to complete your paid test assignment and demonstrate my approach. Thank you!