QA Services

End-to-end functional testing services are designed to test a software system's behavior from end-to-end, from the user interface to the back-end systems. These tests ensure that the software behaves as intended and meets all functional requirements and business needs. By conducting comprehensive functional testing, potential defects and inconsistencies can be identified and addressed before the software is released to the end-users.

BrowserStack is a cloud-based testing platform that allows developers and testers to perform functional and regression testing on a wide range of browsers, operating systems, and devices. It provides an environment for testing web and mobile applications on real devices, emulators, and simulators, which helps to identify issues before the software is deployed.

Our team uses a range of tools, including BrowserStack and many others, to perform functional testing and ensure the quality of the software we develop for our clients.

Performance testing can be done both load testing and stress testing to project how your application performs as your organization grows.  Performance testing is critical to learn the scalability of your application.  While there are many options available, LoadNinja is a great tool for performance testing your software.

LoadNinja is a cloud-based performance testing tool that allows you to simulate realistic load scenarios on your applications. With LoadNinja, you can test your application's scalability and performance under different conditions, such as high traffic, high user loads, and heavy data volume. It offers an intuitive user interface that makes it easy to create and execute load tests, as well as advanced features such as real-time analytics and customizable load profiles. LoadNinja also enables you to identify performance bottlenecks, memory leaks, and other issues that may affect your application's performance. Overall, LoadNinja is a powerful tool for ensuring that your software can handle the demands of your growing business.

Usability testing is an important step to ensure that your software is intuitive and user-friendly. By observing real users as they complete tasks, you can identify any usability issues and make improvements to the design and user experience.

There are various methods for conducting usability testing, including in-person testing, remote testing, and unmoderated testing. In-person testing involves bringing users into a physical location to complete tasks while being observed by a tester. Remote testing involves conducting usability testing online, either through video conferencing or remote testing tools. Unmoderated testing allows users to complete tasks on their own time and without direct observation, but with the use of tools that record their actions and feedback.

Penetration testing, also known as pen testing, is an important step in identifying and addressing security vulnerabilities in software and technology infrastructure. It involves simulating a real-world cyberattack to identify weaknesses in the system's defenses.

Automated scanning tools are commonly used for pen testing, as they can quickly and efficiently identify known vulnerabilities. UpGuard is a tool that can be used for automated scanning to identify vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and security issues in your infrastructure and software.

However, automated tools may miss certain vulnerabilities that require a more sophisticated approach. That's where ethical hackers come in.

Ethical hackers are trained professionals who use their knowledge of hacking techniques to identify vulnerabilities in a system. They conduct a thorough analysis of the system's defenses, using a variety of tools and techniques to identify potential vulnerabilities. They can also provide recommendations for improving the system's security posture.

Overall, a combination of automated scanning tools and ethical hacking can provide a comprehensive approach to pen testing and help prevent your organization from being vulnerable to a breach.

Accessibility testing is an important aspect of software development as it ensures that the software is usable by everyone, including people with disabilities. The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) provide a set of recommendations for making web content more accessible to people with disabilities. Accessibility testing involves testing the software against these guidelines to ensure that it meets the necessary accessibility standards.

WCAG covers a wide range of disabilities including visual, auditory, physical, speech, cognitive, and neurological disabilities. Some common examples of WCAG requirements include providing alternative text for images, ensuring that the software can be navigated using only a keyboard, providing closed captions for videos, and ensuring that the software can be used with assistive technologies such as screen readers.

Accessibility testing can be done manually by individuals with disabilities or with the help of automated tools designed to detect accessibility issues. There are several accessibility testing tools available in the market such as Axe, Google Lighthouse, and Pa11y. These tools can identify accessibility issues such as missing alt text, improper heading structures, and keyboard accessibility issues.