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There are some easy website testing jobs available to people without any special skills or tools. Easy website testing jobs are often called “user experience testing”, which means that the job is to test a website from a user experience level – and not to look at the technical aspects of website usability.

An increasing number of top global companies are including website testing in their standard website design and redesign projects. Top websites in the world wouldn’t be half as successful as they are if they didn’t use website testers to check that their website was clear and works.

Easy website testing jobs will usually take 20-30 minutes and you will be asked to visit the site and perform some functions. You then provide feedback on how easy you found this – increasingly this is done by you making a recording, with your microphone, as you are progressing. A typical test might ask you to find 2 products, put them into the basket, then remove one and get back to the basket. Or, you might be testing how easy it is to drag and drop items around the screen on a design site.

Ever been to a website and not been able to complete the task you came to do? It’s annoying – and you’ve either left, or battled on, swearing never to buy from that company again – it’s these annoyances that website testers check for..

Pay and Hours

You will not be able to make a full-time job out of doing easy website testing jobs for one company, but, it is quite often very well paid work and can add up to a nice little part-time income and perferct job for homeworkers.

Rates will typically be £8-12/test (US$11-15), with tests taking 20-30 minutes each to complete. That’s a good rate of pay for homeworkers without a commuting cost! Slippers optional.

Here are some companies who currently have website testing jobs of this nature.

Easy Website Testing Jobs

The companies below are looking for website testing personnel and are genuine work offers. No fees, you are registering directly with the website testing companies:

Website testers wanted at Userlytics. http://www.userlytics.com/tester/ Rate of pay is unknown.

Payment for work you do as a homeworker is typically paid through Paypal, so you will need to have a Paypal account to get paid – but you don’t need one immediately, just when you want to be paid. Most people have a Paypal account already, as it’s the preferred payment method on eBay.

Website testing jobs are a legitimate, and important, part of companies succeeding on the Internet, by ensuring that a website is actually usable by people that the website is targetted at. Tests are offered based on demographics, so a gaming site aimed at 14-25 year olds would be seeking 14-25 year old testers. A website selling mobility aids for the over 70s would be looking to recruit website testers who were in this age group. Website testers are required across the world and in all age groups.