Why Quality Assurance Matters?
Quality Assurance (QA) is crucial for ensuring products or services meet established standards, starting at project requisites and continuing throughout the lifecycle. QA services uncover and address issues promptly, control costs, and enhance user experience, building a positive reputation. As a QA company, we offer web and mobile app testing to ensure defect-free, high-performance systems.
Our Software QA Services include
Implementation and Performance
At this stage, we implement manual tests, develop automated scripts, conduct tests, collect results, and repeat testing to identify all latent defects.
Evaluation and reporting of results
To ensure proper processes, Devkit revises failed tests, conducts closure activities, and collects test data for experience and facts. We repeat these software quality assurance testing services at project milestones and releases.
Analysis and preparation
We convert requirements into prioritized test scenarios aligned with acceptance criteria.
Planning
We familiarize ourselves with your project, mission, and goals and plan test activities accordingly.
Monitoring
We control the testing process and compare actual results to the plan.
DevKit QA Services Company Ensures That
Test coverage of all core functions is close to or equal to 100%
The changes don’t affect the existing functionality
System performance meets the requirements
Extensive testing will be integrated into each phase of development
System throughput doesn’t degrade and has sufficient potential for growth
QA Metrics
Automated Testing Metrics
This metric serves as a performance indicator, encompassing past, present, and future aspects of the automated testing process and its associated efforts and artifacts. Additionally, it can be further categorized into two facets: unit test automation, which focuses on separate parts of code, and integration or system test automation, which focuses on the whole software.
Test Cases Metrics
This metric gives us a percentage of completed test cases and indicates the progress of testing by showing the proportion of passed, failed, or blocked test cases. Showing the passed tests, this rate groups them by test type, phase tested, and/or functional area.
Defect Metrics
This indicator reflects the number of open or unresolved defects detected during production. It also measures the number of detects according to different criteria. like severity, area of the application, and testing type. The defect metric is extremely important because it directly reflects the effectiveness of the quality control strategy. IT quality assurance services must lead to a reduction in the number of defects. Conversely, numerous avoidable defects mean that the QA strategy needs to be improved.
Test Coverage
This metric allows you to define if the test covers all facets of your product that mean to be tested and lets you check the quality of software testing services. Identifying the uncovered areas, the metric helps to improve tests for those specific segments, increasing the overall quality of the test suite. In automated testing, this metric demonstrates the proportion of automatic and manual test coverage so you can track whether the QA team meets the requirements or, conversely, whether the duration of each sprint is increasing.
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Development offices
Estonia HQ
Kesklinna linnaosa, Narva mnt 5,
Tallinn
USA HQ
900 Foulk Rd. Ste 201, 19803,
Wilmington
