I test across different devices and browsers, run through user flows from multiple entry points. I also revisit the original requirements to make sure the feature actually solves what it's supposed to, then have someone else test it fresh to catch what I might miss.

I approach bug identification by wearing two hats—thinking like a developer about what's breaking under the hood, and like a designer about how it affects the user. When I find something, I document the bug them and explain both what should happen and what actually does. I learned this balance during my work at SPARK, where I had to bridge design and development constantly.

From my technical background in JavaScript, HTML, and React, I can often pinpoint whether it's a front-end rendering issue, an API problem, or something else, which helps developers triage faster.

I have worked with another skincare brand called Wilding where I showcased three new products they were launching. The examples are linked on my page and portfolio.