To ensure accuracy when reporting bugs, I make sure to clearly document every detail of the issue, including the steps I took before the bug occurred, the exact error message or behavior, and the device or system I was using. I also include screenshots or screen recordings whenever possible to show exactly what happened. Before submitting, I try to reproduce the bug to confirm it isn’t a one-time glitch and double-check that my description is clear and easy to understand. This way, developers have all the information they need to identify and fix the problem efficiently.

When testing a calorie-tracking app, I would look at how accurate and easy it is to use. This includes checking if the food database is reliable, if logging meals and exercises is quick and intuitive, and if custom entries are possible. I would also test whether the app tracks progress clearly, allows goal-setting, and provides helpful reminders or motivation. Finally, I would make sure it syncs properly with other devices, runs smoothly without crashing, and keeps personal data secure. Overall, I would focus on whether the app makes tracking calories simple, reliable, and engaging for students trying to manage their health.

Not at the moment