The QA report for jio.com highlights the successful execution of over 1,400 automated test cases, covering functional, regression, and cross-browser testing across web and mobile interfaces. Key workflows, including user registration, payment processing, content delivery, and account management, were validated, achieving a 96% pass rate and reducing manual testing effort by 30%. Critical defects were identified, such as issues in content upload and checkout flows, with high-priority items recommended for immediate resolution. Automation scripts, integrated with SQL test data and executed via Azure DevOps pipelines, enabled consistent and efficient testing while providing metrics to guide future priorities. Recommendations include addressing high-severity defects, expanding automation to additional workflows like subscription management and AI-based features, and implementing regular script review cycles to accommodate UI/UX changes. Overall, the initiative enhanced testing efficiency, product quality, and platform reliability, aligning QA efforts with user expectations and business goals.

I approach identifying and documenting bugs in digital products systematically. First, I thoroughly test the product, exploring all features and edge cases while taking careful notes of any unexpected behavior. When I find a bug, I clearly document it with steps to reproduce, screenshots or screen recordings if needed, expected vs actual behavior, and any relevant device or browser details. This makes it easy for developers to understand, prioritize, and fix the issue efficiently.

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