In a previous role, I was testing a mobile app and noticed that the navigation was confusing—some key features were hard to find. I gave feedback to the team, suggesting a more intuitive layout and clearer labels. They took my suggestions and made changes to the menu structure. After the update, we got better user reviews and fewer questions from customers, which showed the app had become easier to use.

When I review and test a product, I start by understanding what it's supposed to do. Then I try it out in real-life situations to see how well it performs. I pay attention to how easy it is to use, how reliable it is, and whether it actually solves the problem it's meant to. I also compare it to similar products if possible. After that, I take notes on what worked well and what could be better, so I can give honest, helpful feedback.