Sample deliverable
Contact Form Proof Check Sample Note
This is a fictional example of the USD 29 deliverable. The real note is short by design: enough evidence to decide whether the form is probably usable, needs full QA, or looks broken.
Verdict
Needs full QA before campaign traffic. The public form accepted a safe test payload at the browser level, but the visible success state was client-side only and no delivery destination was proven.
Evidence Table
| Check | Evidence | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Public URL | Consultation page loaded without login or private access. | Testable within public scope. |
| Required fields | Name, email and message were required. Phone was optional. | No fake phone number was needed. |
| Submit behavior | Button click changed the page to "message sent". | Visitor sees success. |
| Network evidence | No non-analytics POST was captured during the visible success state. | High risk of client-side-only success. |
| Delivery proof | No inbox, CRM, webhook, or owner confirmation was available. | Lead delivery is unproven, not confirmed working. |
Recommendation
Do not send paid traffic until one end-to-end delivery proof exists. If this form feeds consultation calls, demo requests, paid ads or a client handoff, upgrade to the full USD 75 QA. If it is a low-value personal contact page, fix the submit handler and rerun the free smoke test instead.
Client-Safe Note
"The public form currently gives users a success message, but the test did not capture proof that a lead reached a backend, inbox or CRM. Before campaign launch, confirm one real submission through the final receiving system and keep a screenshot of the delivery proof."
Why this is worth USD 29
The buyer gets a clear answer without committing to a larger audit: either keep using the form, fix a narrow issue, or justify a bigger QA/rescue pass with evidence. The note is intentionally small so the price stays easy to accept.