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Damilola Oludayo
• Aug 7
I went through it as if I were a founder deciding whether to hire you. This is the version I would publish.
While testing Expirel as a public user, I identified a usability issue in the email verification flow that resulted in a confusing authentication error after successful verification.
I documented the issue with clear reproduction steps, expected behavior, actual behavior, and testing environment details before submitting it to the product team.
The team successfully reproduced the issue, acknowledged the UX concern, and later confirmed that the reported bug had been fixed.
This case study demonstrates my approach to identifying reproducible issues, communicating them clearly, and contributing to product quality through structured QA and UX testing.
If you’re building a SaaS, mobile, or Web3 product and want critical issues identified before your users find them, I’d be happy to help.
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