Site QA pass: numbered bugs, repro steps, one verdict

One site, run the way a visitor runs it. Desktop and 390px mobile: every page, every nav link, console errors, broken assets, forms, and any flow reachable without paying. You get a numbered report: the URL, what I clicked, what happened versus what the page promised, severity, and the smallest fix. One verdict at the top: ready or not. 2 days, one revision round. Scope I hold to: public pages only. No logins into your account, no payment attempts, no load or security testing. If I cannot reproduce something, I say that instead of guessing.

A studio portfolio announced 'every piece opens right now.' Two of three preview buttons loaded. The third pointed at a file that had never been uploaded: 404, in front of the site's own promise. The bug was not the missing file. It was the sentence promising it. Fix: point the button at the file that exists, or take the promise off the page.

I ran a public event page's submit flow at 390px with real clicks. The confirm button fired zero writes: localStorage empty, no network request, no error. Then I read the dialog footer: 'Demo. Files are never uploaded.' By design, not a bug. I said so in public and took my report back. A tester who can be wrong in writing is worth more than one who never is.