Quality Assurance (QA) is a practice of monitoring the quality of software products to ensure that they meet the given requirements and follow the desired quality standards. The Quality Assurance process should be designed to improve customers’ experience, and advance the quality, speed, and security of software products.
Quality Assurance engineers verify that the software is fully built to match the client’s needs and they are in continuous communication with all stakeholders to validate that the software meets their requirements. QA engineers focus on improving the software development process and making sure that the product is bug-free.
Contact usQuality Assurance improves software reliability, which leads to increased customer satisfaction and better business outcomes.
Here are some of the benefits of conducting Quality Assurance that will help you decide whether you should consider it:
Having QA engineers do a deep and successful analysis of the software ensures that the product will satisfy the quality standards set by the stakeholders. They will enable that the requirements are followed to details and that all marginal cases are properly handled. Besides functional, QA engineers also cover non-functional aspects like security and performance testing, making the end product more stable.
Bugs discovered by end-users in production are not only more expensive to fix than the ones found in earlier phases but can also negatively affect the software owner’s reputation causing significant money loss.
By simulating usage scenarios, QA engineers can identify bad UI/UX design early on and prevent it from rolling out to production, affecting end-users satisfaction.
QA engineers quickly become the ones with the most knowledge about the system and its business domain. Usually, they become a knowledge hub that everyone turns to in order to confirm the understanding of all the requirements.
Most bugs are found during the development or early testing phase in projects by a dedicated QA engineer before the code is shipped to production. The sooner the bug is found, the cheaper it is to fix it. QA engineers use their vast domain knowledge to validate the requirements and quickly spot a potential issue or a corner case on a specific feature request. This prevents the amount of time into development and decreases the development costs over time.
Having QA engineers write automated tests increases testing efficiency enabling:
QA engineers writing automated tests can help speed up the deployment process by making it automatic. This also reduces the costs of regression testing and increases the overall quality of the software.
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