Websites & Mobile Testing
There is a high priority on usability and responsiveness. Poorly tested software is often discarded quickly, while high-quality products with mobile app testing is critical to achieving the best user experience.
Websites
Websites should really be referred to as web applications given their level of sophistication. Web applications typically utilize JavaScript, plug-ins and server apps to fully implement their features.
End users expect the same experience whether they are using Safari on macOS or Microsoft Edge on Windows 10. The only way to ensure they have a consistent experience is to test the web applications in different environments. Selenium, TestRail, CrossBrowserTesting.com and Applitools are used to automate testing across platforms and to run tests in parallel.
Mobile Testing
The goal of mobile testing is to ensure the application meets the requirements of the client and is free of defects. We look at several specific areas:
Functionality – We complete rigorous testing so that the client's requirements are met.
Usability – We test, document and report issues to the client that can cause end users to experience lackluster performance or confusion.
Consistency – We test, document and report any issues that are inconsistent in look, feel or behavior and we test across a variety of mobile devices and operating systems in our device farm.
Security – We look to ensure that the client's requirements are met and to report any issues that can cause security concerns for the end user.
