QA brief for ChatCanvas: UX feedback pass. Begin with the intended happy path, then spend most of the time around empty states, privacy, onboarding. I want issue titles that an engineer can scan and reproduce without a follow-up call. Use Ubuntu / Firefox, Low bandwidth 4G profile and Windows 11 / Chrome + Edge.
What to check
01
Accessibility and trust pass
1. Open ChatCanvas
2. Complete empty states
3. Stress privacy
4. Try a negative or edge path
5. Summarize whether this feels ready for real users
02
Conversion friction check
1. Return after a simulated break
2. Use onboarding
3. Compare behavior on another required device
4. Record bugs and UX friction separately
Open the app →launch-seed.qahuman.dev/apps/chatcanvas?job=045
It shows what a real brief looks like. When a founder funds a job like this, you pitch here: a couple of lines on what you'd test, your price and your hours. The pay on a $65 job would be $58.50.