QA Challenge

Seven bugs are hiding here. How many can you find?

Explore the sample shopping experience like a tester. Mark every issue you discover, then see how an AXQA-assisted simulated pass approaches the same QA flow.

This challenge uses a deliberately flawed sample application and simulated AXQA results for demonstration.
Challenge
7 hidden bugs
0/ 7 found

Click “Report bug” whenever you identify unexpected behavior.

Start exploring the sample store below.
Sample application

ShopFlow Checkout

shopflow.demo / checkout
DEMO
SHOPFLOWCheckout
2 items
Wireless HeadphonesGraphite · Standard shipping · Only 5 left
1
R$ 249.00
Compact KeyboardBlack · Standard shipping
1
R$ 180.00
SAVE10 · 10% off headphones only
SubtotalR$ 429.00
ShippingR$ 20.00
Discount- R$ 0.00
TotalR$ 449.00
Complete the checkout when you are ready.
AXQA-assisted simulation

See how AXQA supports the same QA flow.

Ready
Generating negative and boundary scenariosWaiting
Validating checkout business rulesWaiting
Comparing calculated values and expected behaviorWaiting
Consolidating findings into release visibilityWaiting
Your solo run0of 7 hidden issues
→
Tester + AXQA7simulated assisted findings
Run the AXQA-assisted simulation to see the assisted result.
The point of the challenge

Good QA is not about clicking faster. It is about seeing what can go wrong.

The challenge demonstrates the kinds of gaps QA teams manage every release: validation, business rules, calculations, negative paths, and evidence. AXQA is designed to keep that work structured and visible across the testing lifecycle.

Simulation, not a performance claim

The seven-finding result is intentionally predetermined for this sales experience. A live AXQA execution should be presented separately when you want to prove real product behavior.