Looking for people to Test/break my web app

Hi Guys & Girls,

I’m looking for a few people to test and break then report any problems found in my web app, Plus just some feedback which would be great.

The app itself is to help business manage projects, Generate Quotes/Invoices.

If you have any Question PM me.

And once again Thank you for your help,

Overview of Project.

Manage your Schedule.

Manage your Jobs/Projects.

Manage Your Clients.

Create Quote and Invoices For your Jobs/Projects.

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alrighty. I took a look and I’ve got a few thoughts.

Note, this is only through creating a new job.

  1. When landing on the page after signing up, I’m greeted with “Nothing schedule today” instead of “Nothing scheduled today”. Just a small grammatical error that could turn some people off.

  2. I was not able to add a job using the button next to the “Start here” text. Clicked on it and nothing happened. Once I added a job via the ‘+’ button on the header, the “start here” button seemed to work just fine. Not sure of the issue, but you might want to look into that.

  3. (cosmetic) Generally speaking, your /app page is too long. I had this issue on my app too. It can lead to a bit of confusion and result in a clunky UX. For example, when creating a job and scrolling through the options (add client, add technician, etc.), the page scrolls down. After saving the job, the popup closes and you’re presented with what looks like a blank page. In reality, you just have to scroll up to see the newly created job. If you can, use more “collapse element height” to cut down on this. That, or use the “scroll to element” action to scroll to the header (or whatever) when a job is saved so the user isn’t presented with what looks like a blank page after saving a job.

  4. I submitted a quote for $0. You should check for that in the workflow. I actually did this on accident. I put $100 in the input field and assumed the “units” input (which looked like it was set to 1 by default) was 1, so I ended up submitting a quote for 0 units at $100 each.

  5. Add a way to remove a job. If it’s there already, make it easier to find. I run a marketplace where dead jobs happen every now and then, so giving them tools like this can be important for their user experience. You want your users to be able to clean up their dashboard if need be.

  6. (nitpicking now) In the job details flow, you have conditional statements changing the ‘+’ symbol to a ‘x’ symbol based on whether the “add technician” and “add note” sections are open. When the “add client” section is open, though, it remains “+”. This is almost inconsequential, but there you have it.

Again, I didn’t take the application all the way through everything it offers, but those are the things I noticed right off the bat by just creating a new job and adding a quote to it.

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Thank you so much @nnich19,

I really appreciate your findings and your support in making synced better.

I will go over what you have found and fix these issues.

And for deleting jobs, I have not added such feature yet as I’ve been trying to figure out the best way to approach this concept.
Meaning if I was the company using this why would I delete a job/cancel, But then writing this it just made sense of how I should approach this, (Writing thinks out works)

Would you be up for a revisit once I’ve reworked the flow and gone over everything again?

One Last Thing:

  • Was the web app easy to work out,
  • Did you get stuck on anything,
  • Is there anything we could do to make it easier for user
    (besides the observation above)

And thanks again for your help.