Functional Testing

We Provide

Software Testing & QA

We’ve chosen a functional testing design to provide the broadest base possible for software evaluation.
By leveraging various tools and platforms, we ensure that your applications experience the same challenges in a testing environment they will encounter in the wild.
Software Testing QA

Functional
Testing

We’ve chosen a functional testing design to provide the broadest base possible for software evaluation. By leveraging various tools and platforms, we ensure that your applications experience the same challenges in a testing environment they will encounter in the wild.
This foundation, combined with our structured test methodology, includes

Test Strategy, Planning and Control

Systematically evaluate risk and priorities to ensure effort is put in the right places. Develop a test plan for what should be tested, when, and with what resources.

Test Preparation and Specification

Specify the infrastructure and test cases/use cases developed according to the test plan designed for each identified risk using a lightweight approach to adapt to changing requirements.

Test Evaluation and Improvement

Develop key test process indicators to evaluate, benchmark and improve. You can’t improve unless you know how you’re doing. Most don’t realize measuring and evaluating are critical activities for improvement.

Agile
Testing

Communication on larger-scale Agile projects with globally distributed teams; incorporating risk planning and avoidance; accounting for management loss of controlling time and budget; maintaining flexibility versus planning; and not getting side-tracked by speed of delivery over quality software.

Information used to target improvements

minimizing mistakes and rework

Purposeful evaluation for actionable takeaways

helping our clients utilize resources effectively.

Insights for process optimization

predicting possible problems; enabling clients to fix defects immediately rather than later reducing overall costs.

UI Testing

In today’s ultra-competitive software market, no one gets a second chance to make a first impression. A clean and beautiful Graphical User Interface is incredibly important for attracting and retaining users. We provide our clients with end-to-end UI testing services to address their UI concerns and make sure that:

UI
components
All UI components conform to UI mockups, visual prototypes, corporate guidelines, and user expectations
Window
controls
Window controls (buttons, toolbars, menus, lists, etc.) and graphical objects are well-organized, meaningfully labeled, and accessible
International considerations
International considerations are followed (support for right-to-left languages, international fonts, enough onscreen space for translated text, etc.)
mobile
devices
On mobile devices, the UI adapts seamlessly to all resolutions, screen orientations, mobile network events and conditions, etc

We Have solution for

end-to-end testing

Within the E2E approach, our QA and testing teams use test scenarios that simulate real user behavior and involve all integrated components such as interfaces, databases, network, external systems, and other applications.

We use a range of tried-and-true techniques in end-to-end test design and execution, including the following:

Equivalence partitioning

The technique involves dividing test conditions into partitions with an assump­tion that the system will treat all conditions in one partition equally. This enables us to use just one condition to represent each class and save testing time.

Boundary value analysis

Used in tandem with equivalence partitioning, this approach checks the system’s reaction to typical values, maximum and minimum valid values, above/below boundary values, and invalid values. As a result, the number of test cases can be reduced without compromising quality.

Exploratory testing and error guessing

The exploratory approach requires critical thinking and domain knowledge for testing that doesn’t follow strict procedures. Our most experienced testers use error guessing to estimate potential weak links and write test cases focused on vulnerabilities that go undetected in formal testing.

Cause and effect graphs

A cause and effect graph is used to visualize the relationship between an existing problem and the factors that contribute to it. Our team employs such graphs to determine the root cause and brainstorm solutions to a particular software defect.

Decision table testing

The number of input combinations for complex business rules can be too high to reasonably cover with tests. To save time and effort, we fill out a decision table and use a small subset of combinations crucial for passing the test.

State-transition testing

We examine the system’s reaction to sequences of input conditions where the same input can cause a different output depending on previous actions. The technique allows testers to write effective test cases and cover a greater range of system states.