Indonesian Android QR Usability Test

I’m running a focused usability study on an Android app that on-boards new users through a single QR scan. Your role is to try that exact flow from Indonesia, note how the scan feels, complete sign-up, and then dive straight into the core feature where people find or use our services.

Here’s the journey I need recorded: you open the app, scan the QR code I’ll provide, finish sign-up, and explore the primary service screen. What matters most is whether the app actually performs as expected once you’re in—buttons, searches, or actions should all respond without glitches. Speed of the scan and clarity of instructions are helpful observations, but they’re secondary.

Deliverables
• A brief screen recording (or annotated screenshots) that covers the QR scan, sign-up, and first two minutes inside the core feature.
• A concise written summary outlining any issues that prevent normal use after sign-up, plus one or two comments on overall usability.

Acceptance criteria
• Video or screenshots clearly show the full QR-to-sign-up flow.
• Notes specifically mention any malfunction encountered inside the core feature.
• Feedback arrives within 24 hours of receiving the QR code.

You’ll need an Android device commonly used in Indonesia and a steady connection for the QR scan. Let me know your device model when you respond, and I’ll send over the install link and test QR right away.