Testing

Automation Testing

  • End-to-end testing leveraging tools like Selenium, Cypress, and Playwright—covering regression suites, UI automation, continuous integration (CI), and scripting frameworks for efficient and reliable validation.

Manual Testing

  • White Box, Black Box, and Grey Box techniques—focused on exploring different angles of system behavior, uncovering edge cases, ensuring logic correctness, and verifying user flows through hands-on validation.

Quality Assurance (QA)

  • Comprehensive QA services, including test planning, strategy development, requirement reviews, issue tracking, standards enforcement, and delivering high-quality software throughout development cycles.

API Testing

  • Validating API functionality, performance, security, and compliance using tools like Postman and SoapUI—ensuring backend services are robust, reliable, and meet integration requirements.

Unit Testing

  • Testing individual components/modules in isolation using frameworks like JUnit, NUnit, or MSTest—guaranteeing proper functionality, reliable behavior, and facilitating regression detection early in the dev process.

Performance Testing

  • Assessing system responsiveness and stability under load using tools such as JMeter or Gatling—identifying bottlenecks, ensuring scalability, and optimizing system performance.

User Acceptance Testing (UAT)

  • Final validation conducted by end-users to ensure the delivered solution meets business requirements, is user-friendly, and is ready for production deployment.

Integration Testing

  • Testing interactions between different system modules or external services—ensuring seamless data flow, interface stability, and correct communication across the application ecosystem.