I Find the UX, QA and Accessibility Issues That Break Digital Products
Products rarely fail in reviews. They fail in real use when flows break, states go missing, and edge cases slip through.
I work across UX QA, manual QA and accessibility testing to surface the issues teams miss before they become regressions.
Background across e-commerce platforms, SaaS dashboards and enterprise tools. CPACC certified.
Where Things Break
Most issues live between design, development and QA.
I routinely catch:
- flow blockers in checkout, onboarding and settings
- layout and interaction bugs at zoom, resize and mobile
- missing states and unclear feedback
- keyboard and screen reader failures in dynamic components
- logic gaps between design intent and implementation
These ship because no one owns the full journey
How I Work
I test from three angles in one pass:
- QA analyst: behavior, states, regressions
- UX reviewer: flow clarity and interaction logic
- Accessibility tester: keyboard and assistive tech use
I work across Figma, live builds and real user paths so issues get fixed once.
How Teams Use Me
Teams bring me in:
- during design review, before assumptions harden
- before release, when flows need pressure-testing
- after regressions start piling up
I work alongside designers, developers and PMs to stabilize user journeys.
What This Site Is
This site documents how I test and think:
- UX QA and accessibility teardowns
- before/after breakdowns
- recurring product-quality patterns