The Web Guy AI Website QA
Test real visitor journeys before launch.
An AI-built site can look finished while the contact form, mobile menu, redirects, or tracking still need work. I test the agreed visitor journeys and explain what needs attention before you send people to the site.
Free quote. Engineering work starts after scope and cost are agreed.
Follow the visitor
We identify your most important paths: find a service, use the navigation, submit an inquiry, buy a product, or complete an integration. Testing follows those paths across the agreed screen sizes and browsers.
Links, redirects, navigation, and useful context.
Labels, keyboard paths, validation, and error recovery.
The request arrives where your team can use it.
The intended lead event reflects the successful action.
Illustrative inquiry journey. Coverage follows your actual site and access.
Explore the coverage
Open an area to see examples of what can be checked. A quote defines the journeys, devices, browsers, and depth.
See the issue handoff ↓Find a service, follow its links, complete the intended task, and recover from errors. We agree which journeys matter most.
Check validation, success and failure states, and delivery to the intended destination where access permits. Test messages are arranged before sending.
Check navigation, wrapping, tap targets, media, and layout shifts at agreed device sizes.
Check key URLs, redirects, canonicals, metadata, schema, and sitemap entries against the launch plan.
Check that the intended lead event fires at the right point, with consent behavior and attribution considered where in scope.
Check keyboard paths, labels, focus, headings, and contrast within the agreed scope. This is not an accessibility certification.
Your launch issue list
Give your developer a usable path from the observed behavior to a launch decision.
Illustrative QA issue
A prioritized issue list with reproduction steps
Device, browser, and journey coverage agreed up front
Notes on forms, SEO, tracking, and accessibility checks
Retest priorities for your launch decision
Tell me what exists, what you need checked, and your next deadline. I will confirm fit, scope, and cost. No repository URL required.
Before we start
The quote is free. Hands-on engineering is paid work within an agreed scope.
Not always. A public or staging URL is enough for many visitor-facing checks. Source code or configuration access may be needed to explain an issue or make a fix.
Yes, when the platform and work fit. Fixes and retesting can be included in the quote or scoped after the findings are clear.