Manual and Automated QA for a Memorabilia Manufacturer
By the time we joined this project, the client had been working with a team of manual QA engineers for some time. This resulted in over 10,000 test cases, accumulated over several years, being stored in Google Spreadsheets. So this became our first big task on the project — to move the documentation to TestRail for more effective prioritization and maintenance. Other objectives included:
- Validating all 10,000+ test cases to select the most relevant ones
- Analyzing the existing user scenarios
- Choose around 700 test cases for future automation
- Take over smoke and regression testing from the manual QA team
QA for POS Hardware & Mobile Banking Application
When our client for this project, a European mobile banking service provider, was preparing to expand their business globally and venture into new markets, they approached our company with a request to test the quality of their hardware and software systems.
The main system in question was a mobile Point of Sale solution that allows businesses to perform transactions and access a range of other sales-related services with a convenient, all-in-one product. Our main task was to conduct a thorough check of the hardware terminal, as well as its connection to the mobile application and the performance of the application in different environments. The mobile POS system was intended to be used by millions of businesses across Europe, so our job was to make sure that the systems are robust and configuration reliable. Specifically, we had to check:
- The correct operation of the hardware terminal
- The stability of the connection between the terminal and the application
- The performance of the whole solution under various conditions
- The compatibility of the
Manual Testing of a Portable Smart Router
A hardware startup from California, United States requested our help with quality assurance & testing on their project. Our main task was to conduct comprehensive testing of the wireless smart router and related software, including mobile application, backend, and analytics system.
In addition, the client needed us to establish an efficient QA process on their project. At the time of the request, there were no QA engineers on the client’s in-house team, so everything was tested by the developers themselves. The client wasn’t happy with neither the time, nor the results of such testing.
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.
Quality Assurance for a Web Clinic Management System
The client was in the middle of developing an innovative web clinic management system. Since it was a very complex piece of software with a considerable number of roles (including patients) and rich functionality for efficient management and analytics, the client requested TestFort to provide them with an entire dedicated team of expert quality assurance engineers to help them avoid accumulating tech debt and make certain the project didn’t face any critical bugs or blockers.