📌 Project Overview
As part of my HNG Internship QA tasks, I reviewed the Delve.fun web application to identify and report 10–15 bugs or usability issues.
My goal was to analyze the product like a real-world Quality Assurance Engineer — focusing on functionality, UI/UX, and overall performance.
🧠 Testing Approach
Before diving into the tests, I explored the application to understand its core purpose and flow.
I performed manual testing using both a desktop browser and mobile simulation tools, focusing on:
• UI Consistency — fonts, alignment, responsiveness, color contrasts
• Functionality — clickable buttons, broken links, missing validations
• Performance — page responsiveness, lag, and animation smoothness
• Edge Cases — invalid inputs, empty fields, and error message handling
I documented each bug using the standard QA format:
Title | Description | Steps to Reproduce | Expected Result | Actual Result | Severity | Priority | Category
🧰 Tools Used
• Browser Developer Tools (Chrome DevTools, Safari Inspector)
• Google Sheets — for structured bug documentation
• Google Docs — for reporting and summarizing findings
💡 What I Learned
This task taught me the importance of detailed observation and reproducibility in QA testing.
I learned how even small inconsistencies can affect user trust and product performance.
Documenting bugs systematically also improved my communication and reporting clarity — key skills for a QA Engineer.
🔗 Project Deliverables
• 🗂️ Bug Report Sheet Full Report
Source: DEV Community.
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