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Quality Assurance & Testing
Comprehensive test plans and QA strategies
Develop comprehensive testing strategies that match your development process. We create test plans, establish QA processes, and build testing frameworks that...
Effective testing requires more than just writing tests—it needs strategy. We help you design comprehensive test strategies that define what to test, when to test, and how much to test. Our test plans cover unit testing, integration testing, E2E testing, performance testing, and security testing. We establish testing standards, create documentation, and train your team on best practices.
Everything you need for success
How we work with you
Review current testing practices and identify gaps
Design test strategy aligned with development process
Create test plans, templates, and guidelines
Select and configure testing tools and frameworks
Train team on testing practices and tools
Support initial test implementation and refinement
What you'll achieve
Clear testing standards across team
Consistent test coverage and quality
Reduced duplicate testing effort
Faster onboarding for new team members
Better alignment between dev and QA
Scalable testing process that grows with team
Everything you need to know
Key elements: testing scope (what to test), test levels (unit, integration, E2E), coverage goals (70-80% unit, critical paths for E2E), tools and frameworks, testing environments, CI/CD integration, roles and responsibilities, defect management process, release criteria. Also: what NOT to test—avoid wasting time on low-value tests.
Risk-based approach: test what matters most. High priority: payment processing, authentication, data integrity, critical user flows. Medium: edge cases, error handling, integrations. Low: simple CRUD operations, styling. Focus on: business impact (what breaks would hurt?), complexity (complex code needs tests), change frequency (frequently changed code needs regression tests).
Unit tests: 70-80% code coverage. Integration/API tests: all endpoints and critical paths. E2E tests: main user flows and business-critical features. Don't chase 100%—diminishing returns. Better: focus on meaningful coverage of risky code. 70% coverage of important code > 95% coverage including trivial getters/setters. Measure coverage, but prioritize quality over quantity.
Both. We create strategy, then help implement: set up testing frameworks, write initial tests as examples, train team, review their tests, refine process based on feedback. Typical engagement: 2 weeks strategy + documentation, then 2-4 weeks implementation support. Goal: leave you with working tests and team capable of continuing independently.
Let's discuss your project and how we can help you achieve your goals.