QA Testing: How We Do It

Why do we even need testing if the product seems “alright”? - you might ask; - We’ll save up on resources and get away with it! Unfortunately, that is not how it works.
You drop the testing, straight up launch a mediocre product and not long after,
So, without further ado, let’s get to the bottom of quality assurance routine together.
The goal as we know it - to provide an efficiently working digital solution. To do so we apply our expertise to the fullest. Each step of the development goes along with quality assurance team making their input by go-no-go testing.
If everything works perfectly and no mistakes are detected in the code, we move forward. However if the response is negative and a part of product malfunctions, the developers have to fix every bug there is and go over them once again.
We follow a SCRUM development
There are multiple ways you can check your product’s efficient functionality at different stages of product life.
Some of the methods are widely practiced among leading development companies, others are popular among the business owners. Let’s take a look at the ones we found the most interesting:Simple paper prototypes are questionable in their “interactiveness”, but are much faster to create. Just in a couple of hours you can draw the interface and test it out, instead of digital development, that takes up one or two days minimum.
Such testing approach is broadly used in development as it is usually made very similar to the end-product.
Perfect for testing the design and
Testing of the minimum viable product that determines
A solution for big companies. It requires a hastily put-together beta version of the product and huge traffic that in the end shows if the software works properly.
Find an identical product on the market and test it on the target audience. Good for creating the solution, similar to your competitor’s one. Bad for original ideas.
If you still have doubts - our development team can consult on a suitable strategy. Build your solution on a solid foundation!
So, do you share our approach to software development, when QA is a necessity? Are you ready to let our specialists spend every now and then on testing during the process of software creation? Or do you want to waste half a year on rebuilding an ill-done development solution? The decision is after you.