QA strategy & audit
An assessment of how you test today, and a plan for what to test, how, and how much is enough.
Testing & QA
Find the bugs before your customers do
We help teams release with confidence: a test strategy that matches the risk, automated tests that run on every change, and experienced testers who think like your most creative users.
✓ pricing › applies volume discount (4 ms)✓ pricing › rejects an expired voucher (3 ms)1✓ api › GET /orders → 401 without a token (18 ms)✓ api › contract matches the mobile app (22 ms)2✓ e2e › customer reorders from history (2.4 s)✓ e2e › checkout works on a 390 px screen (3.1 s)3✓ perf › p95 under 300 ms at 500 req/s Tests 1,248 passed · 0 failed · coverage 86 %- Business rules are pinned down by fast unit tests that run on every commit.
- API and contract tests catch the change that would have broken another team’s app.
- Real user journeys run in real browsers and screen sizes before anything ships.
What we test
Testing across the whole lifecycle
Manual & exploratory
Experienced testers on real devices and browsers, finding the issues scripts don’t think of.
Test automation
UI, mobile and end-to-end suites with Playwright, Cypress, Selenium or Appium, running in your CI.
API & integration
Contract, functional and negative tests for APIs and integrations, including IoT and industrial protocols.
Performance & load
Load, stress and soak tests with k6 or JMeter, with the bottleneck explained, not just measured.
Security testing
OWASP-based checks, dependency audits and authentication and authorisation testing.
Accessibility
WCAG 2.2 testing with assistive technology, and fixes developers can apply straight away.
Mobile & device
Coverage across the devices and OS versions your users actually have.
Embedded & hardware-in-the-loop
Test benches for software that talks to devices, from our work on building and industrial systems.
Process
How we set QA up
Assess
Review the product, the risks and the current tests and release process.
Plan
A risk-based test strategy and the right balance of automated and manual testing.
Automate
Fast, reliable automated suites wired into CI, with flaky tests treated as bugs.
Report
Clear defect reports and quality trends your product owners can act on.
Why it works
Testing that speeds you up
Done well, QA makes releases faster, not slower. Automated checks give developers answers in minutes; testers spend their time where judgement matters.
- Shift leftTesters join refinement, so acceptance criteria are testable before code is written.
- Trustworthy automationStable, fast suites that people rely on, rather than ignore.
- Independent viewAn outside team that has no reason to assume the code works.
Frequently asked questions
Can you test software another company built?
Yes. Independent testing of supplier deliveries is a common engagement, including acceptance testing before you sign off.
Do you only automate, or test manually too?
Both. Automation covers regressions; manual and exploratory testing covers usability, edge cases and new features.
Which tools do you use?
We fit your stack: Playwright, Cypress, Selenium, Appium, JUnit, pytest, Postman, k6 and JMeter are the most common.
Can QA be added to an existing team?
Yes. QA engineers can join your team as part of a dedicated team or work as a separate group.
Releases still a gamble?
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