Manual Testing
- UI testing across screens and states
- Regression testing after every release
- Cross-browser & cross-device testing
Manual testing, automation, accessibility audits and API validation — so your team ships with confidence on every device.
No contracts. No agencies. Just clear, honest QA work.
What I help with
Everything your product needs to work reliably — built around the tools and workflows small teams actually use.
QA isn't only for web apps. I review the full range of digital assets your team produces — so nothing slips through.
Full functional, visual, and accessibility testing across browsers and devices.
Web and mobile application testing — flows, edge cases, states and responsiveness.
Dimensional accuracy, copy errors, link destination checks and visual consistency across formats.
Playback, captioning, encoding quality and accessibility review for video assets.
E-commerce and product listing QA — copy accuracy, image rendering, pricing, and CTA flows.
Consistency, formatting, data accuracy and branding checks across presentation slides.
Browser-based utilities built for QA work. No sign-up, no data sent anywhere — everything runs locally in your browser.
Contrast Checker
Check WCAG 2.1 colour contrast ratios for AA and AAA compliance instantly — with live preview and smart foreground suggestions.
Text Diff
Word, line and character-level diffing with syntax highlighting. Compare any two blocks of text or code with unified, split or inline views.
Visual Diff
Compare images, PDFs, HTML and CSV files with an overlay slider or side-by-side view. Pixel-level diff with percentage change included.
A practical, modern QA toolkit — no bloat, just the right tools for the job.
I work across the full QA toolchain — from writing Cypress tests that slot into your CI pipeline, to running accessibility audits with axe, to evaluating AI model outputs for accuracy and consistency.
If your team uses a tool not listed here, I'm happy to adapt. The specifics matter less than the rigour.
Ask about your stack →Test Automation
API & Performance
Accessibility
CI/CD & Collaboration
I've spent over a decade working in QA for software teams — building test suites, integrating automation into CI pipelines, and making sure products hold up under real conditions. Good testing isn't just about finding bugs. It's about giving your team the confidence to ship.
Working independently means you get focused, senior-level attention on your product without the overhead of an agency or the commitment of a full-time hire. I keep things simple, communicative and priced fairly.
Flexible and transparent — no retainer required, no surprise invoices.
Perfect for startups, small business websites, SaaS teams, and early product launches.
Not sure how many hours you need? Just ask — no obligation.
Quick QA Review
$300
A focused one-time review of your site or app. Great for pre-launch or before a big update.
Startup QA Setup
$1,500
Everything you need to build a solid QA foundation — from strategy to automation.
Ongoing QA Support
$60 / hr as needed
Flexible support when you need it. No monthly commitment — just reliable help on demand.
Most startups can't afford a full-time QA engineer. Most agencies are too slow and too expensive. I sit in the middle — experienced, independent, and focused entirely on your product.
First review, on me
Send me your site or app and I'll come back with real findings — bugs, accessibility issues, UX gaps — no charge, no obligation.
Typical first turnaround
No waiting weeks for a proposal. I move at startup speed — you'll have something useful in your hands within two business days.
Person, fully focused
You work directly with me — not a project manager relaying messages to a junior tester. You get my full attention on your product.
Tell me about your product and I'll come back with honest, actionable feedback. No obligation, no sales pitch.
Free QA Review Request
Typically responds within one business day
Thanks for reaching out. I'll review your product and come back with real findings — typically within one business day.