I have a FlutterFlow-built app on both Android and iOS that is ready for a concentrated round of interface testing. To move confidently toward release, I want a team of 15-20 testers working in parallel, combining manual exploration with any automated checks you deem valuable. Your main mission is the user interface. Please dive into navigation flows, every form and input field, and overall visual-design consistency. While usability insights are welcome, the top priority is catching broken or malfunctioning elements that could block users or confuse them at first glance. Because the project sits on FlutterFlow, familiarity with that environment—as well as the usual mobile test tool-set (Android Studio, Xcode Instruments, or similar)—will let you work faster and surface platform-specific quirks. Deliverables • A consolidated report (PDF or Google Doc) that includes: – Reproducible steps, screenshots or screen recordings, and severity ranking for every defect found. – A clear separation between critical blockers and minor issues. – Recommendations for design or functional improvements where the current flow feels awkward. • An executive summary highlighting the most urgent fixes needed before the next build. I’ll provide the build files, staging credentials, and any test accounts you require. Once the report is in, I’ll review it within 48 hours and schedule any follow-up clarifications. If assembling or joining the testing group sounds feasible and you can start within the week, let me know your testing approach and the automated frameworks (if any) you plan to run alongside manual checks.