Web
Forms, checkout, accounts, and permissions.
Detailed Capability Breakdown
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Test plan
Risks, scope, and what release-ready means.
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Manual testing
Real flows on real browsers and devices.
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Automation
Playwright and Cypress for critical paths.
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Release check
A repeatable checklist before every deploy.
What We Build
Mobile
iOS and Android builds, weak devices.
API
Contracts, errors, and edge cases.
What Is Included
The scope is agreed in writing before the start.
Scope
- Test cases and checklists
- Bug reports with steps
- Playwright and Cypress
- API tests
- Regression suite
- Release checklist
What You Get
- Fewer hotfixes
- Documented coverage
- Repeatable checks
- Clear reports
How the Work Runs
Four stages, each with a written result.
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Audit and scope
We review the current state and agree on the result.
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Architecture and plan
We choose the stack and describe the architecture.
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Build in iterations
You see progress in iterations, not at the end.
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Launch and 30-day warranty
We hand over code, documentation, and warranty.
Where This Fits
Regressions are expensive because they appear after the release, when users are already affected. A short regression suite around checkout, login, and payments catches most of them and takes minutes to run. We automate the flows that break often and keep manual checks for what automation cannot judge.
Testing also produces documentation. Each test case describes how the product is supposed to behave, which helps new team members and makes release decisions less emotional. The report is written for the people who ship, not for a QA archive.
Risks We Remove
Testing is a budget decision. Full coverage of every screen costs more than the risk it removes. We map the flows where a failure costs money or trust: checkout, login, payments, and permissions. Those get automated checks; the rest gets a documented manual pass before release.
Reports are written for developers and product owners. Each bug has steps, environment, and evidence, so nobody spends a day reproducing it.
Timeline and Budget
Typical timeline: 1 to 4 weeks for a suite. Hourly work starts at $30.
Questions & Answers
What clients ask before the start.
Do you test on real devices?
Yes, for mobile releases. We cover low-end Android devices where crashes usually appear.
Can you join before a release?
Yes. A short regression pass before launch is often enough to catch the expensive issues.
Do you write automated tests only?
No. We start with manual coverage, then automate the flows that break most often.
How do you report bugs?
Each report has steps, expected and actual results, environment, and a screenshot or recording.