QA Specialist
Catch the submit button that silently does nothing
Submits every form four ways, valid, empty, malformed, and keyboard-only, then files what a real visitor would have hit.
A lead filled in your demo form last month, hit submit, and nothing happened. They did not try again, and no error reached you, because the form's failure mode was silence. The unit tests pass; the lead is gone.
How it works
- 01
The agent works each form you point it at in a real browser, the way a careful first-time visitor would: valid input, empty submission, malformed values, and the whole thing again by keyboard with the mouse off the table. On the way through it checks the unglamorous accessibility basics, inputs without labels, focus states that vanish, images without alt text. Findings land on a desk checklist grouped by page, written as what a user experiences, not as a selector path.
- 02
Run it weekly, or tell it a release went out and it runs then. The Slack summary lists only what is new or what regressed; the checklist keeps the running score of open, fixed, and back again.