De-identified self-audit sample
HTML5 release regression report / Case W-01
This is a sanitized example from a self-owned browser game build. It is not a client result, testimonial, security audit, or promise that a retested build contains zero defects.
Release decision
Blocked, fixed, then retested
- Severity: release-blocking data loss
- Surface: refresh and local progress restore
- Devices: desktop plus two mobile viewports
- Inputs: pointer, keyboard, and touch
- Retest: primary path and three endings passed
No customer data, private build, payment flow, credentials, or identifying screenshots are included.
Review the US$99 scopeReproduction
Start a case, make a first choice, refresh the page, then resume. Before the fix the game returned to the opening state instead of restoring the saved decision.
Expected / actual
Expected: versioned progress restores after refresh. Actual: all progress was lost. The finding was limited to the tested route and browser storage state.
Fix and retest
Versioned local save with explicit restore checks
The self-owned build added a versioned save record, migration-safe loading, and write-on-progress behavior. Retest covered three endings, keyboard, touch, refresh restore, the completion CTA, console errors, and 1440x900 / 390x844 / 320x700 layouts. No error reproduced on that matrix.
Evidence boundary
What this sample does not claim
It does not certify security, payment processing, every browser, every branch, performance under load, or permanent absence of bugs. A future code, asset, ZIP, iframe, or store-setting change requires a fresh regression.