I make sure bug reports are accurate by testing the issue more than once, writing down exactly what I did when it happened, and noting what I expected to happen versus what actually happened. I also include details like the device, app version, and any error messages so whoever fixes it can easily understand and recreate the problem.

When testing a calorie-tracking app, I would look at how easy it is to use and how accurate it feels. If an app is confusing or takes too long to log food, people are not going to stick with it, no matter how good it is. I’d want to see how simple it is to search for foods, scan barcodes, and enter homemade meals.

To showcase a beverage product authentically in a vlog, I would make it part of my real day instead of making it feel like a commercial. People can tell right away when something is forced, so the goal is to show the drink being used naturally while I’m doing something I would already be doing. For example, instead of sitting down and just talking about the drink, I’d film myself grabbing it while I’m heading to class, going to the gym, working on homework, or driving to work. I’d casually mention why I chose it, like needing energy, staying hydrated, or wanting something that tastes good without a ton of sugar. That makes it feel relatable, because viewers can see how the drink fits into a normal routine.