What I check in responsive design
- Breakpoints and layout shifts
- Text wrapping and truncation
- Touch target size
- Navigation and modal behavior
- Form usability on mobile
Skills
Skills
Grouped skills with explanation, tools, practical examples, and confidence labels.
| Skill Group | Explanation | Tools Used | Practical Examples | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Web Testing | Functional, non-functional, responsive, cross-browser, regression, smoke, and UI validation for web products. | Chrome DevTools, BrowserStack concept, WordPress, issue trackers | Checkout flow, user profile forms, responsive navigation, browser-specific UI defects | Strong |
| API Testing | Functional API cases, CRUD operations, chained requests, variable management, and response validation. | Postman, JSON, API docs | Auth token flow, create-update-delete entity lifecycle, negative response checks | Strong |
| Test Documentation | Test cases, checklists, test plans, bug reports, summary reports, and traceability thinking. | TestRail, Confluence, spreadsheets | Release checklist, full test case set, severity-based bug report, summary by risk area | Strong |
| Test Design | Apply EP, BVA, decision tables, state transitions, pairwise, and error guessing where they fit best. | Mind maps, matrices, notes | Boundary checks on forms, decision rules for permissions, state transitions for order lifecycle | Applied in practice |
| Technical Skills | HTML, CSS, SQL, client-server architecture, DevTools, Git, terminal, Ubuntu, Docker, WordPress Multisite basics. | Git, Ubuntu, Docker, MySQL, browser network tools | DOM inspection, SQL verification, basic CLI work, environment setup support | Working proficiency |
What I validate in API CRUD flows
- Authentication and authorization
- Status codes and response schema
- Entity relationships
- Negative paths and invalid data
- Data persistence after actions