Quality Assurance & Software Testing
Differences Between Software Testing & QA
Software testing is a process used to evaluate the functionality of an application. Specifically, it is employed to determine whether the software meets the specified requirements. Software testing takes place before the product is released.
QA is crucial for establishing and maintaining quality standards and is used in all technical and organisational measures. QA testing methods are used during the whole development cycle.
QA and Software Testing Services
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Manual testing
Manual testing
Manual testing includes the most common testing solutions that identify issues regarding errors, security, usability and so on. When we perform a manual test, we look at the product from the end-user perspective.
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Automation testing
Automation testing
This approach is ideal if you don’t have enough time to conduct proper custom testing. Our QA experts have created custom automated scripts to save your time and costs.
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API testing
API testing
To be sure that your application’s interface is functional, reliable, secure, and performs well, we need to conduct API testing. This approach reduces manual testing costs because of GUI integration.
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Performance & load testing
Performance & load testing
If you want to focus on user experience, you have to utilise performance testing. This approach will help our team to ensure that your app has the highest level of performance, stability, and responsiveness.
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Security testing
Security testing
The Arcadia team performs security testing to identify any security threats and gaps in your product. We use models of potentially risky scenarios during the testing stage and create a plan to secure the best software solution for maximum data safety.
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QA consulting
QA consulting
Our specialists are ready to help you identify any issues in your QA development process and proceed through the testing phase using our best testing practices.
What you get
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A software product that meets your business objectives
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Confidence that the product is working correctly 24/7
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Test documentation that helps prevent issues from reoccurring and improves the quality of future versions of the product
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The opportunity to develop software systems through the established process of ‘development-testing-release’
Our QA services lifecycle
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01
Planning
- Project documentation review
- Test plan creation
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02
Design
- Test case design
- Automated testing implementation (if applicable)
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03
Implementation
- Test execution and defect reporting
- Test cases and script updates
- Interim test results reporting
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04
Stabilisation
- Verification of fixed defects
- Regression testing
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05
Delivery
- Acceptance testing
- Scope verification
- Deliverables check
- Final test results reporting
Technologies
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