What We Do
Functional and Regression Testing
Functional and Regression Testing assures your end user satisfaction and in turn better business outcomes.
Analyse
Requirement Gap Analysis, Test Planning, Test Case Prioritizations
Design
Environment Configuration, Test Case Design, Traceability Matrix
Measure
Defect Metrics, Impact Analysis, Test Result Analysis
Benefits
Extensive Coverage, Early Defect Detection, Continuous Improvement
Our Process
Framework
Risk-based approach: QA teams select test cases related to the software modules most affected by recent changes, rank them according to their level of risk, and execute tests accordingly: High-risk test cases cover critical software features that are visible to end users, error-prone, or integral to overall functionality. Medium-risk cases cover exceptional situations (negative test results, limit tests, etc.). Low priority tests cover all other aspects and are usually included in the final regression testing prior to a major product release.
Collaborative approach: QA team covers every change that’s introduced in a sprint. To do this, tests are structured by priority and other team members can suggest fixes if needed. In this case, developers comment on whether newly added features may affect critical functions, keeping QA scripts and structures on track and efficient.
Best Practices: Agile teams need to involve the testers from the beginning of each sprint so that they can structure the tests and update them already in the first development phase.
Functional & Regression Testing Expertise
Industry Challenges
Clients look at minimum guarantee of successful outcomes from their digital transformation initiatives. Clients cannot afford end user dissatisfaction in the production instances as it would lead to brand erosion. Most application go lives have testing demands for every major and minor. Having the right strategy for testing application/product, test process adherence, product stability, right skills and resources decide the success of any digital transformation.
Validating over tight deadlines
Shift-left has been the mantra ever since Agile processes were followed. No matter where things go wrong the builds need to get out on the planned dates. This is a big challenge as more and more functions get added to the software.
Ensuring a working build
Biggest challenge for any CTO after a production release is to ensure that there is a working build that not only presents newer features for the end users, but also has the existing features intact. Within a limited time, getting everything validated in a software is a big challenge. Any production defect will hit the brand image.
Automating test cases on the go
To speed up regression testing for agile sprints, automation is non-negotiable. However, automating test cases for a newly built software is the most challenging aspect. Getting the right automation framework is the key to addressing this challenge.
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