Testing of Web-based Application

I need detailed testing of a collaboration website that I've developed. I need all of the features tested, I need to check for spelling and grammer errors, I need to make sure the site works on all major browsers (Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Opera), and I need to know what is confusing or missing. I need someone who will not only test the normal scenarios, but can think of possible scenarios that a user might take which would cause the application to experience errors. I want someone who can "break" the app - someone who is looking for bugs, not someone who is looking to make things work. I want someone who will work hard to try things that the developers did not think of and, upon execution, will show flaws in the app. Your goal with this project is to break the application. Try all kinds of combinations and scenarios to attempt and find bugs. I also want you to document suggestions you have or improvements to useability, based on what is confusing to you. And, of course, please tell me any misspelled words or grammer mistakes. The defect report will be due 3 days after the bid is accepted. You will provide a report at the end of 3 days of testing. I expect a full three days of testing. Please do not place a bid, test for one day, and then provide a report. I will send you the URL for the site in a separate message. All problems, suggestions, and bugs must be fully documented with screen shots, and be provided to me in either MS Word, MS Excel, or .pdf format. ## Deliverables **Platform:** Site developed using ASP .NET 2.0, C# .NET, and SQL Server 2005. Site should work on all major browsers. **Description of Program to be Tested:** The application to be tested allows small businesses to collaborate / maintain their schedules, contacts, and tasks through the website, allow certain users to view and edit their schedules, and to have shared calendars, contact lists, and task lists that all employees can view. The site has security built in. Each user should have access to their individual calendar, where they can add/update/delete: Appointments Contacts Tasks There should also be a way to set up group calendars, group contact lists, and group task lists. This allows all employees to share group calendars, contacts, and tasks. The users set up as admins will have control over what rights to give users with regards to calendars, contacts, and tasks. As an example, Bill Clinton should be able to log in and manage his own calendar, appointments, contacts, and tasks. And then, Bill will be allowed to view certain group calendars, contact lists, and task lists. This will be determined by the admin. Also, certain people will be able to view Bill's calendar, contact list, and task list. But the calendar will have public and private appointments. The admin will determine whether the person can view only the public items on the calendar, or private items also.