I will audit your android app UI UX and release readiness
About this Gig
Your users should not be the first people to discover broken layouts, confusing navigation, or Android-specific UI issues.
I will perform a structured Android UI, UX, and release-readiness audit for your existing app. This is not generic crowd testing and does not include source-code changes.
I can review:
- layout and visual hierarchy
- navigation and back behavior
- light and dark mode
- large text and smaller screens
- empty, loading, error, and success states
- touch targets and accessibility readiness
- Android 15 and 16 edge-to-edge risks
- consistency across key user flows
You will receive a prioritized report with annotated screenshots, severity levels, reproducible findings, and concrete recommendations.
The selected package defines the maximum number of screens, user flows, findings, and revisions. A screen means one distinct screen or major state. A user flow means one contained path through related screens.
This service does not include security testing, legal accessibility certification, backend review, performance testing, or bug fixes.
Please contact me before ordering if your app exceeds the selected package scope.
Testing application:
Mobile app
Development technology:
Java
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Kotlin
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Python
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Other
Device:
Android mobile phone
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Android tablet
FAQ
Do you provide Google Play closed testers?
No. This service focuses on Android UI quality, usability, accessibility readiness, and release risks. It is not a Google Play closed-testing service.
Do you test iOS apps?
The core service is specialized in Android. Cross-platform visual comparisons can be discussed through a custom offer.
Is this a legal WCAG or EAA certification?
No. This is a technical accessibility-readiness review. It is not legal advice and does not provide formal compliance certification.
Can you fix the issues you find?
Yes. Bug fixes are not included in this audit, but I can provide a separate, clearly scoped Jetpack Compose UI fix offer.
Can you review my source code?
Yes, if repository access is agreed before the order. Source-code review does not include implementation changes unless ordered separately.
What counts as one screen or user flow?
A screen is one distinct app screen or major state. A user flow is one contained path through related screens, such as login, onboarding, or checkout.
Should I contact you before ordering?
Yes. Please contact me first if your app may exceed the selected number of screens, user flows, findings, or device configurations.

