We are running a paid study on outbound sales strategies for digital services targeting small businesses. Help us evaluate the effectiveness of a targeted, one-time source code offer for pre-built websites.
QA Testers: Verify Server Errors on a Live Web Application
Remote (Global)
$10 one-time
October 24, 2026
Job description
What We're Researching
We're running a paid study to independently verify critical QA findings on a live production website. We are specifically investigating reported HTTP 500 server errors triggered during a deterministic crawl. Your verification helps us confirm the validity of these backend routing and API issues.
How It Works
You will navigate to the target web application in a standard browser session. Following a strict set of reproduction steps, you will execute a deterministic suite with a fixed crawl order. You will observe the network traffic to confirm whether the specific API endpoints return server errors. Finally, you will answer verification questions and upload screenshot proof of your findings.
Who This Is For
We are looking for QA engineers, software testers, and web developers comfortable reading network requests. You should be familiar with browser developer tools, HTTP status codes, and deterministic testing suites. We welcome manual QA specialists, automation engineers, and full-stack developers who can accurately follow technical reproduction steps.
Responsibilities
- Navigate to the target website in a normal browser session
- Execute a deterministic testing suite using a provided seed
- Monitor network requests for specific HTTP 500 server errors
- Capture and upload screenshot evidence of the encountered errors
Requirements
- Experience in software quality assurance or web development
- Comfortable using browser developer tools to inspect network traffic
- Familiarity with HTTP status codes and API error handling
- Ability to follow strict, step-by-step reproduction instructions
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