Mobile UI/UX Cross-Device Tester

I need a keen-eyed tester who can hop between iPhone and Android handsets and tell me exactly how my website look and feel on each screen size, orientation, and OS version. Your main objective is to stress-test the responsive design: text alignment, interactive elements, spacing, breakpoints, font rendering, colour consistency—anything that might throw off a real user on mobile. Here’s the flow I have in mind. I’ll share a staging link along with a short checklist of user journeys. You’ll browse, tap, swipe and rotate the device where relevant, recording observations as you go. When you spot an issue, capture it with a screenshot or quick screen-recording, note the device/OS/browser combo, and suggest a straightforward fix if you can. Deliverables (per test cycle) • A concise report outlining each visual or layout inconsistency, grouped by device and browser. • Annotated screenshots or short clips highlighting the exact element in question. • Confirmation once the same pages render correctly after revisions. I’m aiming for someone available a few hours each week, whenever new builds drop, so we keep regressions from creeping back in. If that cadence suits you and you’re comfortable juggling both iOS and Android toolchains—Safari/WebView, Chrome, Firefox, Samsung Internet, the usual suspects—I’d love to hear how you conduct mobile UI/UX reviews and keep them efficient.