Quality Assurance

Test your application functionality, performance and security.

Save Money: By employing QA testing throughout the development process of the software, you will save time and money after deploy.
Improve Production Efficiency: Efficient production means fewer resources and time spent to achieve the goal.
QA Inspires Client Confidence: You are sending a message to your clients that you want their software to be as successful as possible.
Organize Your Processes: Being organized with QA will allow you to work in peace and be more productive with your time.

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Unit Testing

It is a level of software testing where individual components of a software are tested. The purpose is to validate that each unit of the software performs as designed.

Unit testing increases confidence in changing or maintaining code.
Codes are more reusable.
Development is faster.
The cost of fixing a defect detected during unit testing is lesser in comparison to that of defects detected at higher levels.

Integration Testing

Integration testing identifies flaws related to data flows, formatting, communication, exception handling, interfaces, APIs, and the interaction between two or more systems.

Maintain Code Uniformity. Different developers may follow their own choice of coding practice. Integration testing helps bring uniformity to the code.
Data Integrity. Integration testing confirms the data is sent in the correct format as expected by the target system.
Compatibility Checks. Some modules are incompatible, so it is essential to identify the causes of such errors and have them fixed for the software program to work efficiently.

User Acceptance Testing

The "User Acceptance Testing" phase is crucial to ensure that you and your end-user are both satisfied with the final solution. It is essential because it helps to:

Confirm that the product meets the specific work requirements.
Identify a problem that might have been missed or overlooked by you or your team.
It tells if the product is actually ready to be launched into the market.
Identify any additional work to complete the project.

If you are losing customers, it is probably due to the poor performance of your software. Here are some benefits of performance testing and why measuring performance for your software is so important:

Identifies issues at an early stage and helps development teams find errors before the release.
Monitors the speed, stability, and accuracy of the application in normal as well as critical scenarios.
Increases customer satisfaction by measuring the application's response from the customers.
Validates the functional features of the new software.