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A broken form, a checkout that fails on one phone or a menu that hides on a certain browser can cost you sales for weeks before anyone notices. Testing is often squeezed at the end of a project, or skipped after small updates. I test websites and web apps the way your customers use them, across browsers, devices and key journeys, report each issue clearly, and set up automated tests so the most important flows are checked after every change.

Website testing and QA by Harsh Prajapati, freelance web developer in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India, working with clients across India and worldwide.

Sound familiar?

  • Bugs are found by customers, not before launch
  • The site looks or works differently on some phones and browsers
  • Every update risks breaking forms, logins or checkout

What changes

  • 01Issues found and fixed before customers see them
  • 02A site that works on the browsers and devices your visitors use
  • 03Automated checks on the journeys that matter most

What you get

  • A test plan built around your key pages and customer journeys
  • Cross-browser testing on Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge
  • Responsive testing on phones, tablets and desktop sizes
  • Functional testing of forms, logins, search, checkout and payments in test mode
  • Automated end-to-end tests with Playwright or Cypress
  • Tests added to your deployment pipeline so they run on every release
  • Quality audit: broken links, console errors, speed and basic accessibility
  • Clear bug reports with steps, screenshots and priority
  • Fixes for the issues found, if you want me to make them

A great fit for

  • Businesses about to launch a new site or app
  • Stores that update plugins or themes often
  • Agencies that want a second pair of eyes before handover

Usual stack

  • Playwright
  • Cypress
  • BrowserStack
  • Lighthouse
  • Jest
  • GitHub Actions

How it works

  1. 1Free call
  2. 2Fixed written quote
  3. 3Weekly demos
  4. 4Launch and handover
See the full process

Guides

Read before you decide

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CI/CD Explained: Automating Website Deployment with GitHub

What CI/CD means for a business website or app, how GitHub Actions, staging and preview deployments work, how WordPress fits in, and why a one-click rollback matters.

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Website Testing Checklist Before Launch

Most launch-day problems are found by customers, not developers. This QA checklist covers what to test before a new site goes live, and what a proper test pass should prove.

FAQs

It covers checking that every page looks right and every feature works on the browsers and devices your visitors use. That means layout, forms, links, logins, search and checkout, plus a basic check of speed, errors and accessibility.

For a simple brochure site, usually not. For stores, booking sites and web apps that change often, automated tests on the key journeys catch breakages after updates before your customers do.

The ones your visitors actually use, based on your analytics. That usually means recent Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge, on iPhone, Android, tablets and desktop, using real devices and a cloud testing service.

Yes. I test it as an independent reviewer and give you a clear report, which you can pass to your developer or ask me to fix.

I work at USD 10 to 15 an hour, or for a fixed written quote agreed before work starts. After a short call and a look at your current site or brief, you get the scope, the price and the timeline in writing.

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Start a project

Tell me what you need in four quick steps. I reply personally within one working day with questions or a clear next step.

Reply within 1 working dayUsually much sooner.

Free first call30 minutes, no pressure, no jargon.

Written fixed quoteScope and price agreed before work starts.

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