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Here at bTranz Solutions, quality assurance ranks quite high. All software and online services, whether they run on a mobile device or a desktop computer, must undergo extensive quality assurance testing. As a complement to our rich background in development, we also provide QA automation testing services. Therefore, our customers enjoy a completely functioning and bug-free service. In every project, we use rigorous testing procedures to ensure that we meet our strict commitment to quality.
Before beginning testing, we make sure we have a firm grasp of the application by reading the requirements document/reference document and noting the various testing approaches, priorities, and areas of concentration.
We establish code standards, a script review procedure, and deployment procedures, as well as determine and execute different test methodologies and framework components, libraries, and utilities.
Through a series of scenarios categorized by test case type or functional area to be automated, we establish the extent to which automation will be used in the application. Later, our quality assurance team runs automation scripts.
Automated test results are validated, mistakes are investigated, and defects are recorded in a defect tracking system once the script has been executed.
Metrics including release time, automated testing time, faults identified, customer satisfaction index, and improved productivity are being measured.
To ensure quality, automation testing must be performed. It applies to any system, whether it's a mobile phone, a laptop, or a desktop computer, since regular testing is necessary for optimizing productivity.
Having a regular automated procedure in place may save the time and money spent on test analysis.
Don't let quality slip with a flawed QA procedure.
Benefit from more resources by enhancing your collection of multiple tests.
Make use of expanded test coverage in conjunction with short test cycles.
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