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.
Software Testing for Message reader for drivers service
The main objective of the project was to test the application on a late-model OnePlus device. We needed to perform the exploratory testing on Samsung S9+ to be followed by tests across a series of devices in the future. According to our client’s requirements, the test had to be done in a bluetooth enabled vehicle and not simulated with a Bluetooth headset. The app needed to be tested in both English and Russian languages. One of the biggest challenges of the project was the necessity to create test documentation and to perform tests during one week.
Testing & QA for a Crypto Portfolio Tracker
The client, a crypto portfolio tracker that helps users follow the cryptocurrency market and manage their own portfolios, approached TestFort with a request to conduct testing and refactoring of the upcoming new version of their recently-developed mobile application.
Our objective was to perform thorough functional and regression testing, UX testing of the new UI and quality assurance of the app in the development environment to provide a full comparison to the live version of the app on multiple platforms. The main task was to refactor the application, making sure that the system meets its functional requirements and use-case scenarios in full to maintain high quality of the product.
