When thoroughly testing, I:

• Utilize the most commonly used device first (most likely a phone for Gen Z)

• Take note of new features, write down descriptions of what I expect to see

• Pay attention to detail with any pointers on the page such as movement, arrows, color changes, and alignment

• Try out the feature with differet approaches and trying to access from differetn pages (such as going to home page, usually clicking icon in the top left corner, clicking back arrows, etc.)

• Taking note of what happened on the screen when trying new features, how this helps, and more

Thank you!

When testing out apps, new features, and trialing new products, I approach finding bugs by using the product in the way that most people will - but also thinking outside the box and trying to find different approaches that may not align with the most commonly known UX moves. By sleuthing out ways to interact with the product, what the end goal is, and measuring my expectations with the actual experience, I am able to properly report and qualitatively express and communicate the bug or changes to be made during testing.

I make sure that I warm several times a day; I have a to-do list on paper and on my phone that I follow to a "T" in terms of organizing. I also double check my accounts every few hours to ensure videos are doing well and the content is in the correct niche/page.