Neutralize software errors
with Quality Assurance
Optimize your app’s and website’s performance, fix bugs on time, eliminate defects, and prevent issues through structured and continuous testing.
What is Quality Assurance
And why should it be an integral part of your project
Quality Assurance is a structured process that raises the quality of a project to a higher level by finding and preventing errors or defects within the software that’s already finished, but also by preventing possible issues while the software is being developed.
Since users have zero tolerance for apps and websites that are slow, complicated, or just don’t work as they’re supposed to, Quality Assurance is a way of ensuring that you’ll find issues within your software before your users do.
QA focus areas
Through structured sets of sequential manual and automated tests, we ensure the optimal quality of advanced digital solutions across a number of systems, frameworks, and devices.
Website
Mobile App
Software
Benefits of augmenting your team with QA specialists
Plug & play
With a detailed plan, structured process, and a streamlined workflow, our team starts working from the moment you give the green light.
Knowledge
Our expertise resulted in hundreds of successfully finished projects and dozens of satisfied clients.
Control
You have a complete overview of the entire project — from current tasks and milestones to budgets and timelines.
Quality
Top of the line and without compromises — we as a company wouldn’t accept anything below, and neither should you.
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Types of manual QA tests
Performed by detail-oriented testers who can put themselves in users’ shoes, manual testing is very important as it focuses on exploring the software and its behavior, as well as user experience and software’s overall usability.
Exploratory testing
Used for understanding how the system works and how it generally behaves.
Cross-platform testing
Used for testing software on different operating systems and all supported browsers.
Performance testing
Used for evaluating software’s quality, stability, safety, and capacity.
Functional testing
Used for testing all of the software’s functionalities or just a particular feature.
End-to-end testing
Used for checking defined user flows within a web or an app, and how they’re executed.
Accessibility testing
Used for seeing if the system is designed and accessible to people with disabilities.
UI testing
Used for comparing the current state of responsive layout and renderings with the design.
Regression testing
Used for seeing if a previously tested system performs equally well after new changes.
Load testing
Used for testing the performance of a system under increased load.
Mobile testing
Cross-platform or exploratory testing on mobile devices.
API testing
Used for testing backend routes and detecting possible errors.
Security testing
Used for checking whether the system is vulnerable in any way.
Types of automated QA tests
Conducted by using scripts, code, or automation tools, automated testing is ideal when you need to repeat the same test many times with the same or different data sets, detect if errors are repetitive or if parts of the system broke down after being modified.
Frontend end-to-end testing
They test the entire flow users go through and detect if there are problems that could prevent users from conducting desired actions.
Backend API testing
Extremely useful tests to see if all routes work well and if there are any conflicts when it comes to integrating with new features.