It also implies defining and improving methods and processes for software testing to ensure that the product works as designed and meteor surpasses customer expectations. Our QA engineers focus on understanding the client’s point of view in order to be able to address potential problems before they arise.
Our optimum QA strategy relies on good taught strategies, therefore in QA testing we pay attention to test one thing at a time, use regression test, report and track bugs, leverage analytics, use unit and integration tests and last but not least focus on the UI.
When it comes to requirements review, we have a thorough analysis of determining user expectations for a system under consideration. These should be quantifiable and detailed. The requirement analysis serves as a foundation for test & project plan, it is also an agreement between developer & customer, it is a process to have clear requirements also validating these for completeness, unambiguity and feasibility.
You can’t move forward without a well thought plan. Our experience in this domain proved that test planning is an essential part of software testing, no matter the size of the project or the team. A test plan ensures product coverage, keeps testing in line with overall project goals, and keeps everything on schedule.
We use test cases in order to set instructions on ‘HOW’ to validate a particular test objective or target, which can be useful when testing the expected behavior of the system. First we define test plans and organize test runs, we execute them and capture the results providing real-time insights, reports 7 & charts.
In order to ensure a successful software testing we always set up the right testing environment. If this step is not well envisioned it could reflect later into extra cost and time to the client. We do not want that to happen!
We rely on defect reports because they are meant to provide vital information for application development management & staff, that offer a great insight into the areas of the application that do not work properly. This is the most effective manner of communicating, tracking and explaining defects to clients, managers and development teams.
Test Execution is, without doubt, the most important and ‘happening’ phase in the STLC and also the entire development lifecycle. The reason is – every team/team member’s contribution and work gets validated here.
We rely on two approaches in test automation: graphical user interface testing - this generates user interface events & API driven testing - this uses a programming interface to the application to validate the behavior under test.
Through test results reports we put at our client’s disposal a summary of test activities and final test results & an assessment of how well the testing was performed. Using these two documents the client can evaluate how the product was tested and make a sensible decision regarding the release of the software.
We rely on the effectiveness of KPIs when we want to measure the predefined levels of quality through every stage of product development. The metrics that really matter: Quality beats quantity!
Some of the tools & technologies we use in our Q&A process include: JavaScript, Puppeteer, Apache, JMeter, TestRail, LambdaTest, Atlassian Confluence, Atlassian JIRA, Atlassian Bamboo, Selenium, Jenkins and Java.
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