Manual QA
Manual QA is a process where skilled professionals test software step-by-step to detect bugs, using predefined test cases or scripts. They work closely with the client and use the latest tools to produce detailed reports and recommendations. Manual QA is suitable for smaller projects with lower budgets.
- Thoroughness
- Clear Documentation
- Reproducibility
- Adaptability
QA Automation
Automated QA testing improves software quality, saves time and reduces testing costs. It integrates with CI/CD pipelines, quickly identifies defects, increases productivity, ensures thorough test coverage, and meets end-users’ expectations.
- Test Coverage and Reliability
- Early Involvement in SDLC
- Maintenance and Regular Updates
- Data Management and Environment Configuration
Sequrity QA
Security QA tests software to find and fix vulnerabilities, safeguarding sensitive data. Techniques include static code analysis, dynamic scanning, and risk assessment. This helps ensure software is secure for businesses and clients.
- Thorough Risk Assessment
- Security Testing Throughout SDLC
- Use of Security Standards and Best Practices
- Continuous Monitoring and Improvements
Perfomance QA
We test software performance using various methods such as KPIs, load and stress tests, and analysis of metrics and logs. Our goal is to identify issues and optimize the software for optimal performance, avoiding crashes and revenue loss.
- Performance Requirements Analysis
- Realistic Test Environment
- Comprehensive Performance Testing
- Monitoring and Analysis
Our masterpieces are born in these technologies.
QA Manual
- Test cases are executed by a human tester and software.
- Manual testing is cheap
- Getting UI feedback
- Custom feedback as a potential user
- Exploratory testing is possible in Manual Testing
QA Automation
- Test cases are executed by a human tester and software.
- Manual testing is cheap
- Getting UI feedback
- Custom feedback as a potential user
- Exploratory testing is possible in Manual Testing
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How QA fits into a project
Testing that starts after development is testing that finds problems when they are most expensive to fix. In our projects QA runs alongside development: a tester joins at the requirements stage, writes cases while features are being built, and checks every sprint build rather than the final one. By release the team already knows what the weak parts are.
What we test
- Functional testing against requirements and test cases.
- Mobile testing on real iOS and Android devices, not only simulators.
- Regression testing before every release.
- Compliance with App Store and Google Play requirements, so review does not reject the build.
- Integration testing of APIs and payment flows.
- Automated tests in the CI pipeline where the suite is run often enough to pay for itself.
Manual and automated testing
Manual QA gives judgement: a person notices that a flow is technically correct and practically unusable. Automation gives repetition: the same hundred checks after every commit, at night, without fatigue. Small projects and short-lived features rarely earn back the cost of writing automation, and we say so instead of selling it. Long-lived products with frequent releases earn it back quickly.
What you receive
Test cases and checklists that stay with the project, reproducible bug reports with steps and environment, and a release report describing what was tested and what risks remain. A bug report that cannot be reproduced is not a finding, and we do not hand those over as results.
Questions we are asked most often
Can you test a product you did not build?
Yes. We start with the requirements, or with the product itself when documentation does not exist, and build the checklists from there.
Do you provide testers for our team?
Yes — QA engineers can work inside your process and your tracker, the same way as our developers do in team augmentation.