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QA and Testing
QA and Testing services
Over the years, we have been building a dedicated QA team that makes sure that each solution we deliver is of the highest possible quality and performs exactly as it is supposed to at any point in time.
Our QA experts design their testing procedures in line with the ISO 9001:2015 requirements to ensure our software always falls within the highest quality standards. We also stick to recognized software quality metrics at each stage to measure software quality and reduce flaws and bugs during the development cycle.
Our QA and Testing Approach
01
Writing Test Cases
At the planning stage, our QA experts develop acceptance criteria and a comprehensive test plan that includes both manual test cases and automated feature tests. Each test case is filled out with detailed information on the inputs and responses of the software in order to verify that each implemented feature conforms to the technical requirements.
02
Unit Testing
We design unit tests, in addition to the broader and more comprehensive testing procedures to test individual pieces of code. The goal is to validate that each unit performs as it should.
03
Performance Testing
It is a complex process to assess the solution’s speed, scalability, and stability. We need this to verify whether the software can handle high loads as it was designed. Basically, during such tests we can simulate as many users as we would expect in the real world.
04
Security Testing
Our team tests the software to ensure it is secure against third-party unauthorized actions. Any vulnerabilities and issues identified during such tests are addressed immediately to ensure your business is protected at all times.
05
Regression Testing
We conduct regression testing to ensure that recent program or code changes have not adversely affected existing features. It’s a selection of pre-executed test cases that are run again to ensure existing functionalities perform as expected.
06
User Acceptance Testing
User Acceptance Testing is carried out at the final stage of the software development cycle. End-users test the software to make sure it performs as planned in real-world situations (real devices and device settings, geolocations, mobile/WiFi connections, etc.).
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