Website QA
Post a small website QA task and get human feedback.
Turn a homepage, signup, onboarding, or checkout concern into a fixed-price task with a structured report: pass/fail per step, screenshots, reproducible issue notes, and severity labels. For a $25 signup-only walk-through, see the signup flow page; for an exploratory whole-site test, see hire someone to test my website.
- Starter budget
- $35, editable before you publish
- Deliverable
- Pass/fail steps, screenshots, severity-labelled issues
- Template
- Test my website signup flow
Good tasks to post
Three ways to scope this task so it can be priced, completed, and reviewed.
Onboarding walkthrough
Ask a tester to record confusing steps, dead ends, and missing trust signals.
Mobile screenshot review
Get annotated screenshots across device sizes and browsers.
Conversion friction check
Have a human identify unclear CTAs, pricing confusion, or form issues.
Website QA proof pack
Ask for the proof pack when you need something you can hand to a developer without a follow-up call.
- Pass/fail steps in the order the tester took them.
- Screenshots and reproducible issue notes.
- Severity labels and the top fixes before sending more traffic.
What to include in the listing
Three things every good listing states before a worker applies.
Inputs
Add the exact URL, document, spreadsheet, prompt output, or source list workers should inspect.
Deliverable
Ask for a concise report with screenshots, links, notes, priority labels, or spreadsheet columns.
Acceptance criteria
State what complete work looks like, what not to do, and whether private data or off-platform contact is prohibited.
Related use cases
Neighbouring templates, each with a different scope.
Get a pass/fail report before the next campaign.
The task form opens with the website QA template and a $35 starter budget. Add the URL and the flow, then publish. Workers receive the listed payout; employers pay a 1% platform fee plus a fixed 3% processing charge where checkout is configured.