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Hasanah Application: UI/UX & Quality Assurance
Contributed to the Hasanah application by providing UI/UX guidance and end-to-end quality assurance to enhance usability and product quality. Worked closely with design and development teams to improve user flows, interface clarity, and overall user experience.
Conducted thorough manual testing, identified UI inconsistencies, and ensured smooth functionality across key features. Provided actionable feedback to refine design elements and improve accessibility and responsiveness across devices.
🎯 Key Contributions
- Provided UI/UX recommendations to improve user experience
- Identified and reported UI/functional issues
- Performed manual and regression testing
- Ensured consistency across screens and workflows
🚀 Impact
- Improved usability and user flow
- Reduced UI/UX issues before release
- Enhanced overall application quality
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