"QA & UX"
summary
QA expands beyond UI to test usefulness, findability, accessibility and credibility; start by naming the artifact—wireframe or mock-up or prototype—and a clear task, then validate behavior consistency (interactive states, alerts, toast messages), UI consistency (color palette, copy), and segregate design vs implementation issues before filing. Run moderated and unmoderated prototype tests with the Marvel app to capture misclicks, time-to-goal and success rate, and include performance checks (DOM/CSS and page load using GTmetrix). Fixing design flaws earlier is roughly 10x cheaper.
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