Quality Assurance (QA) & Testing
End-to-end test strategy: unit, integration, E2E (Playwright, Cypress), performance and load testing (k6, Gatling), security testing. Structured manual QA, test reports and traceable quality metrics for every release.
What we deliver
- End-to-end automated testing with Playwright and Cypress integrated in CI/CD pipelines
- Load and performance testing with k6 and Gatling (peak load, soak, stress scenarios)
- Unit and integration testing with tracked code coverage reports
- Security testing: OWASP Top 10, vulnerable dependency scanning (SAST/DAST)
- Structured manual QA with written test cases, requirements traceability, and bug triage
- Per-release test reports with quality metrics (defect density, pass rate, test flakiness)
- Automated regression across multiple browsers and devices (cross-browser, responsive)
- Test strategy definition and review for existing or greenfield projects
When you need it
SaaS product with frequent releases and recurring regressions
The dev team ships fast, but every deploy breaks something that was already working. There's no stable regression suite. You need a QA layer that keeps up with your release cadence without blocking the roadmap.
Digital agency delivering projects without documented quality evidence
Your end client wants test reports and quality metrics before go-live sign-off. You don't have a structured QA process in-house and need a white-label testing layer you can attach to the final delivery.
Application about to face real traffic for the first time
Your product has never been tested under real concurrent load. With a launch or marketing campaign coming up, you need to know how many users the system can handle before it hits production.
Software company facing an external quality audit from a client or investor
An enterprise client or investor is asking for a formal assessment of code quality and test coverage. You need a third-party report — not one produced by your own dev team.
Frequently asked questions
How quickly can you start covering our project with QA?
With documentation in place and environments already configured, operational kick-off takes 5–10 business days. We start with an onboarding phase: we review the codebase, existing pipelines, and coverage gaps before writing the first test case.
Can your tests plug into our existing CI/CD pipeline?
Yes. We work with GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Bitbucket Pipelines, Jenkins, and Azure DevOps. Tests are integrated as pipeline steps, with reports published directly in the tool you already use. No infrastructure changes required.
What does a test report actually contain?
Each report includes: total tests run, pass/fail rate, defect density by module, code coverage (where unit tests apply), and a bug list classified by severity. Reports are formatted for sharing with your end client if needed.
Do manual and automated QA replace each other?
No, they're complementary. Automation handles fast regression and repetitive checks. Structured manual QA covers complex flows, exploratory testing, and edge cases that are hard to automate reliably. The right mix depends on your application type and budget.
Is security testing included or a separate engagement?
Base security testing — OWASP Top 10, dependency scanning with SAST/DAST tools — is part of the end-to-end test strategy. In-depth penetration testing and ISO 27001 audits are scoped as a separate, dedicated service.
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