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vsNEW generates battery health reports for used electric and hybrid vehicles in about two minutes, giving dealers and buyers clear answers on range, physical damage, and failure risk.
Quality Assurance
Manual and automated testing that catches defects before your customers do.
Quality assurance is the discipline of proving that software does what it is supposed to do, under the conditions real users create. It includes writing a test strategy, running manual exploratory testing, automating repeatable checks, and load testing the paths that matter most to your business.
You need dedicated QA when releases keep shipping regressions, when your developers spend more time testing by hand than building, or when a launch is important enough that a visible bug would damage trust. Regulated industries and payment flows raise the stakes further.
We bring the same test practices we apply to our own products, where an incorrect report or a failed form submission has a direct cost. Our engineers write automated suites in Playwright and Cypress, test APIs directly, and plug everything into your CI/CD pipeline so every pull request is checked before it merges.
What's Included
Test strategy and planning
A written plan that defines what gets tested, how, at which stage, and which risks are acceptable, so coverage matches business priorities.
Manual and exploratory testing
Experienced testers working through real user scenarios, edge cases, and unusual inputs that scripted tests miss.
Automated end-to-end testing
Playwright and Cypress suites that run browser flows on every commit and catch regressions long before a release.
API and integration testing
Contract and functional tests for your backend services, including third-party integrations and failure handling.
Performance and load testing
Simulated traffic that shows how your application behaves at peak load and where it breaks.
Mobile and cross-browser testing
Verification across devices, operating systems, and browsers, including accessibility checks against WCAG guidelines.
How a Quality Assurance Engagement Works
- 01
Risk assessment
We identify the features whose failure would cost you the most and the areas where defects have historically clustered.
- 02
Test design
Test cases and automation targets are documented and prioritized, with clear coverage goals for manual and automated work.
- 03
Automation and execution
Suites are written, integrated into CI/CD, and run alongside manual passes, with every defect logged with steps to reproduce.
- 04
Reporting and handover
You receive readable reports on coverage, defect trends, and release readiness, plus suites your team can maintain.
Who This Is For
- Teams whose releases keep introducing regressions
- Startups preparing for a high-visibility launch
- Companies in regulated industries or handling payments
- Engineering teams with no dedicated tester
- Businesses auditing software delivered by another vendor
Tools and Technologies
- Playwright
- Cypress
- Jest
- Postman
- k6
- GitHub Actions
- BrowserStack
- Docker
- Lighthouse
- axe-core
Related Work
Quality Assurance FAQ
- Can you test software you did not build?
- Yes, and it is one of the most common reasons clients contact us. We can review an application delivered by another vendor, document the defects we find, and build an automated suite that protects you going forward. You receive an independent assessment of release readiness that you can share with the original developers.
- What does QA cost and how is it billed?
- A one-time test audit or an automation setup for a defined application is quoted as a fixed price. Ongoing QA that runs alongside your development team is billed on time-and-materials, usually as a set number of hours per sprint or month. We agree on coverage goals up front so you can judge what you are paying for.
- How does QA fit into our existing development process?
- We join your workflow rather than replacing it. Test cases are tied to your tickets, automated suites run in your CI/CD pipeline, and defects are logged in the tracker you already use. Your developers get fast feedback on each pull request, and your product owner gets a clear picture of release readiness before every deploy.
- Should we automate everything?
- No. Automation pays off for stable, repeatable flows such as login, checkout, and core data entry. It is a poor fit for features that change weekly or for judgment calls about usability. We recommend a mix: automated regression coverage for the critical paths, with manual and exploratory testing focused on new features and edge cases.
- Do you test mobile apps as well as websites?
- Yes. We test React Native and Flutter apps on real devices and simulators, covering installation, permissions, offline behavior, push notifications, and store-specific requirements. Automated mobile suites are possible for stable flows, and we use device cloud services when you need coverage across a wide range of hardware and operating system versions.
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