Quality Assurance Automation For A Virtual Training Lab Service
The client approached us to perform quality assurance on the product over six years ago, when the solution had a bare minimum of functionality and was in its early stages. Our team was tasked with automating the tests from the ground up, which is a challenge of its own, as there were barely any contributions from the manual QA team to base our work upon. Other key objectives and challenges for this project included:
- Developing a comprehensive testing strategy from scratch, given that there was little to no documentation at the start of the project;
- Creating in-depth integration tests to check how the core solution interacts with additional products it’s paired with;
- Finding an effective way to work with large databases that are constantly getting bigger;
- Checking how accurately the application calculates the time and money spent on cloud services within one event;
- Ensuring smooth communication and collaboration between our team, th
Testing and QA for a Free Radio Streaming Service
Our customer is an American radio streaming service that delivers radio station feeds and podcasts to over 75 million monthly active users. With over 100k radio stations and 4m podcasts, this service is one of the largest in the world. The application is available as a web app, mobile app, desktop client, and in-vehicle infotainment devices.
Our team was tasked with providing testing and QA services to ensure that the application maintains its quality with a faster release cycle.
The main idea and the biggest challenge of the project was to expand the audience of the streaming service so that more people can get access to interesting and engaging content. Moreover, our team came on board when the product was already well-known in the market and highly regarded by the users, so we had to not only maintain the quality of the app at the level they’ve come to expect, but also further improve the user experience to strengthen customer loyalty.
Quality Assurance for a Talent Management & HR Company
We were approached by a client — a top European HR & talent development company — to perform quality assurance services on their web application. The company was constantly improving its product and rolling out new features, so it needed to make sure that every new feature was working as intended and that the overall performance of the product lived up to the requirements.
One of the biggest challenges of this project for our team was the lack of documentation regarding the product, which meant our QA engineers had to identify the specifics and problems of the product on their own. Our goal was to test both the functionality of the application and its user interface, especially with the addition of new features.
Health Clinic Companion
The solution was developed so that doctors could easily track patient medical history, make recommendations and appointments to visit other doctors in the hospital, and give nurses all the information they need to work with patients. Patients and caregivers could then use their own interface to navigate to their appointments and see details of their prescriptions.
This meant that every function, UI element, and interaction on the website had to be intuitive, secure, and stable. As the companions would be used by everyone working at and visiting the hospital, it was important for the client to create a positive first impression, and give both patients and doctors the tools they need to be healthy and provide healthcare services.
The project was at the implementation stage, so our testing team had to work closely with the client’s in-house developers to help them get their project ready for its first release. We were tasked with testing the web-clinic interface as well as the client and doctor admin panel/portal.
Global Print on Demand Service
The client approached TestFort looking for a dedicated testing and QA team for their print-on-demand mobile application. The company was gearing up for rapid growth and a significant expansion of their product line, and it was important that the same, high level of product quality was maintained even during the faster release cycle.
The service is constantly rolling out new items to its print shop, allowing users to print on well over 1k different physical products with over 1 million different design and layout options. That means that we no longer have to regularly test the existing products and functionality, but also quickly react to the changes to maintain a steady release cycle.
Moreover, since the client’s service was available as an iOS and Android application, among other things, the team had to conduct testing across multiple platforms, operating system versions, and physical devices.
Testing services for Skype Click to Call
We had to test the plugin for its perfect compatibility with browsers, ensuring its seamless and continuous operation. We needed to take into account all browsers specifications, making sure that plugin will work correctly within all operating systems and devices. Also, our main goal was to determine whether all the UI/UX elements are displayed correctly, and how the plugin responds to unforeseen situations related to particularities of each browser.
