Verify the user's path as well as the build

Describe a critical flow: sign-in, a form, navigation or a request submission. Connected browser tools help walk through it and record what actually happens.

A task in practice

Example: a mobile inquiry form

After a layout change, check that a user can complete the form on a narrow screen.

  1. Check input, validation errors and keyboard navigation.
  2. Inspect overflow, button visibility and the submitted state in a test environment.
  3. Record defect steps and repeat them after a fix.

What you get

Reproducible findings with expected and actual results and browser evidence.

Set the boundaries

Use a test environment and suitable accounts. Define expected states, screen sizes and actions that require a separate decision.

Walk through the flow

Check the main path, input errors and transitions. The browser and required tools must be connected; actions depend on the client and permissions.

Produce a reproducible report

Record steps, expected and actual behavior, and available evidence for each defect. Repeat the flow after a fix. Passing one path does not establish full product coverage.

Start with your team's project

Download Desktop, connect your project and start with a task whose result you can verify.