Software Testing & QA Services

Reviewing Specifications – Understanding functional and business requirements.

Identifying Test Objectives – Determining what needs to be tested and why.

Defining Acceptance Criteria – Setting measurable standards for passing tests.

Test Strategy Creation – Outlining testing scope, types, tools, and approach.

Resource Allocation – Assigning testers, tools, and environments.

Risk Assessment – Identifying areas of high impact or potential failure.

Writing Test Cases & Scenarios – Creating detailed steps for functional, non-functional, and edge-case testing.

Test Data Preparation – Creating input data sets for testing various use cases.

Test Scripts (for Automation) – Developing scripts using tools like Selenium, Appium, or TestComplete.

Configuring Test Servers – Creating environments similar to production.

Installing Required Tools – Setting up testing frameworks, browsers, and simulators/emulators.

Version Control Integration – Connecting test systems with code repositories.

Functional Testing – Validating software features against requirements.

Regression Testing – Ensuring new code doesn’t break existing functionality.

Performance Testing – Evaluating speed, load handling, and scalability.

Security Testing – Identifying vulnerabilities and unauthorized access risks.

Compatibility Testing – Ensuring functionality across browsers, OS, and devices.

Usability Testing – Assessing user-friendliness and accessibility.

Unit, Integration, and System Testing – Testing individual modules, their integration, and the complete system.

Manual Testing – Manually executing test cases and logging results.

Automated Testing – Running test scripts for faster and repetitive testing.

Defect Logging & Tracking – Recording bugs in tools like Jira, Bugzilla, or TestRail.

Defect Reports – Summarizing issues with severity and priority.

Test Coverage Reports – Indicating how much of the system has been tested.

Quality Metrics – Providing insights into pass/fail rates, defect density, and test efficiency.

Coordinating with End Users – Having real users test the application for final approval.

Feedback Gathering – Collecting insights on usability and business alignment.

CI/CD Integration – Automating tests in the development pipeline (e.g., Jenkins, GitLab CI).

Shift-Left Testing – Testing early in the development cycle to catch defects sooner.

Retesting & Regression – Validating fixes and ensuring stability after patches.

Ongoing QA Monitoring – Supporting updates and version upgrades with continuous testing.