We check whether all key scenarios work: registration, authorization, order processing, payments, filters, search, forms, personal account.
We fix bugs in a convenient format for developers: screenshots, videos, playback steps, expected result.
Choose a convenient time for an online meeting — we’ll be happy to discuss your project and start our collaboration.
We test the product through the eyes of the user and systematically, according to clear scenarios. The QA engineer looks for and fixes errors, checks how the new functionality works, whether orders, payments, and applications are processed correctly, and whether the layout is correct on different devices and browsers. This helps to avoid situations where after launch you lose leads, orders, or reputation due to technical problems.
We check whether all key scenarios work: registration, authorization, order processing, payments, filters, search, forms, personal account.
We fix bugs in a convenient format for developers: screenshots, videos, playback steps, expected result.
We check the display on different screen resolutions: mobile, tablets, laptops, desktops.
We test in popular browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Opera) and fix layout bugs, overlapping elements, and incorrect typography.
After making changes to the code, we verify that the existing functionality works correctly.
We form a set of critical scripts (checkout, forms, payments, authorization), which are tested before each release.
We check how the shopping cart, promotional codes, delivery, payment, order statuses, notifications, data exchange with CRM, logistics, email and SMS services work.
It is important not only that the form is sent, but also that the data gets into the right system and is processed correctly.
We create structured checklists and test cases for your project so that each release follows a clear test scenario.
This reduces the risk of human error and allows you to scale testing as the product grows.
We’ve gathered answers to the most common questions from our clients — from timelines and pricing to development specifics for different business niches.
First of all, we test business-critical scenarios: forms, applications, checkout, payments, authorization, touchpoints and eCommerce logic.
At the same time, we test the basic adaptive, navigation and display of key blocks on the main devices.
Yes. We create a list of bugs with priority, problem description, reproduction steps, expected result, and, if necessary, screenshots or videos.
This allows developers to quickly fix bugs without additional clarification.
Yes. We check that after user actions, data is correctly transmitted to CRM, payment gateways, delivery services, email/SMS mailings and analytics.
If there are non-standard scenarios (for example, telegram bot + CRM), we include them in test cases.
Yes. We often get involved in pre-production: checking stability, scripts, responsive, forms, payment, and integrations before public release.
However, for complex products, we recommend running QA during active development to avoid accumulating critical bugs.
Yes. A QA engineer can integrate into your team as an external quality specialist: working with your issue tracker, report formats, and release cycle.
We adapt to your processes while maintaining our testing quality standards.
Typically, our feedback goes like this:
We create digital solutions of varying complexity – from websites and platforms to custom modules, integrations, and AI functionality – using a modern technology stack tailored to the client's needs.
Since 2010, we have implemented over 1,200 websites and digital solutions for businesses from Ukraine, Europe, the USA, and Canada.
Clients return to us with new projects and advise others - this is the best confirmation of the quality of our work.