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Website Traffic Protection Platform QA Testing
Worked as a Software Quality Assurance Engineer for a web-based platform designed to detect, monitor, and block malicious traffic, bots, VPN users, and invalid website activity.
Responsible for performing manual and automation testing to ensure the reliability, security, and performance of the platform. Conducted functional, regression, and API testing to validate traffic monitoring, bot detection, and protection features.
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Your AI or automation passed every test. Is it ready to ship?
In October I ran 9 of my own projects live, on real data. 9 real bugs showed up after every automated test had passed. So I wrote down the 12 tests I now run before anything ships, and made them a free 3-page PDF.
Three of them:
1. Run it live, not only on saved pages.
A price tracker passed every test, yet every live page came back empty. It asked for compressed pages it couldn't decode.
2. "Talk to a person" works in every language.
In Spanish, the handoff to a human worked. In English, "I want to talk to a person" got "Type human" back.
3. The same message twice gets one reply.
Webhooks are retried. Without this check, a customer gets two answers or two bookings.
The other 9 cover empty results, dashboards, AI quotes, security, rate limits and the client's own machine.
Use it before you accept a delivery from any developer, including me.
Free download: https://contra.com/products/JPafUiUn-12-tests-before-shipping-ai-or-automation-free
What's the one check you always run before you ship?
Lead QA for MyFitnessPal’s iOS and Android apps. The project had no specs, so I built all test documentation from scratch — checklists, test cases, test plans — and caught critical crash bugs on both platforms before release.
SiteGuardian AI – A Smarter Way to Check Websites
I built SiteGuardian AI because checking a website for problems can take a lot of time. Sometimes, website owners don't even know that their site has broken links, SEO issues, or security problems.
With SiteGuardian AI, you can enter your website URL and check for different issues in one place. It helps you understand what might be wrong with your website and what needs to be fixed.
The platform can help find broken links, missing meta descriptions, security issues, and other problems supported by its scanning features. It also shows the results in a simple dashboard, so you don't have to go through complicated technical reports.
I wanted to make something useful for website owners, developers, freelancers, and small businesses. My goal was to make website checking easier, save time, and help people improve their websites.
I also focused on making the design modern and easy to use, because a useful tool should not be difficult to understand.
This is just the beginning for SiteGuardian AI. I want to keep improving it and add more useful features to help people take better care of their websites.
My goal is simple: help people find website problems and understand how to fix them.
