UI Testing for Web App

I need an experienced QA tester to run a full user-interface sweep of my production web app, concentrating first on Google Chrome (latest stable build on both desktop and mobile). I’m looking for a methodical approach that mimics real-world user behaviour, uncovers visual glitches, broken flows, and usability friction points, and then reports them in a way my dev team can act on immediately.

Key needs
• End-to-end exploratory sessions across all pages and states
• Screenshots or screen-records for every defect, annotated with clear reproduction steps
• A concise test summary highlighting severity, affected components, and suggested fixes

If you normally rely on tools such as Selenium, Cypress, Playwright or Chrome DevTools, please note that’s a plus—I value repeatable scripts alongside manual exploration. I’m open to light coverage on Firefox or Safari once Chrome is clean, so flag any capacity for that in your proposal.

Deliverables
1. Test plan outlining scope, assumptions, and environment set-up
2. Defect log in spreadsheet or Jira-import format
3. Visual evidence (screenshots/video) for each issue
4. Final summary report with prioritised recommendations

I’ll grant access to the staging URL and user credentials as soon as we agree on the timeline. Looking forward to a sharp eye and a thorough report.