QA, documentation and public-record verification

Selected work from October 2026. Client and product details are anonymized.

Validated QA reports: conflicting onboarding instructions and a glossary link whose target remained hidden by an active filter.

Public reporting samples: stale quiz feedback after an answer change, and a recovery form label checked through DOM and focus behavior. These samples are not presented as accepted client work. Screen-reader software was not tested.

Public-record verification: a client-accepted, paid check of 78 public log entries, covering hashes, sequence links and timestamp proofs. Three anchors were cross-checked with a second provider. This was bounded verification, not full blockchain validation or proof of ownership.

TypeScript SDK example: strict compilation and one authorized test send, with no defect found in that path. Source and notes: https://gist.github.com/Euros21x/a9bc931de4caa6eb9fda3556ab65051d

Browser examples used remote Chrome/Linux. Work was AI-assisted; final deliverables require human review.