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Quality assurance built into every release

Manual and automated testing across web, mobile and APIs, so releases are predictable and defects are caught early.

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The problem

Where teams get stuck.

Defects found by customers cost far more than defects found before release. They damage trust and pull engineers away from planned work.

Testing that happens only at the end of a project is too late. Quality needs a plan, the right mix of manual and automated checks, and a place in the release process.

Our QA team works alongside engineering from the first sprint, or joins your existing team to raise coverage and confidence.

Our approach

What makes this work.

  1. 01

    Test strategy

    We agree what to test, at which level, and what quality means for your product.

  2. 02

    Manual and exploratory testing

    Functional, usability and cross-device testing by people who think like your users.

  3. 03

    Automation

    Unit, integration, end-to-end and API tests that run on every change in CI.

  4. 04

    Performance and release

    Load testing, regression suites and a release checklist before anything goes live.

Delivery process

How we deliver it, step by step.

Every engagement follows the same seven stages, from requirements to post-launch support.

  1. 01

    Discovery & requirements

    Workshops with your stakeholders to define goals, users, scope and constraints, captured in clear written requirements.

    • Goals and success measures
    • Requirements and user stories
    • Scope, estimate and roadmap
  2. 02

    UX & UI design

    User flows, wireframes and interface design, reviewed with you until the product feels right before it is built.

    • User flows and wireframes
    • Interface design
    • Clickable prototype
  3. 03

    Architecture & planning

    Data model, system design, integrations and security are settled, and the work is broken into sprints.

    • Architecture and data model
    • Technical decisions on record
    • Sprint plan
  4. 04

    Development

    Short iterations with code review on every change and a demo of working software each week.

    • Weekly demo
    • Shared board and written updates
    • Reviewed, version-controlled code
  5. 05

    QA & testing

    Manual and automated testing across functionality, devices, APIs and performance, followed by user acceptance testing.

    • Test plan and test cases
    • Automated regression suite
    • UAT support and sign-off
  6. 06

    Deployment & launch

    Release through a CI/CD pipeline onto monitored cloud infrastructure, with a go-live checklist and rollback plan.

    • CI/CD pipeline
    • Monitoring and alerting
    • Go-live checklist
  7. 07

    Hypercare & support

    Close monitoring and priority fixes straight after launch, then ongoing support, maintenance and improvement.

    • Hypercare period
    • Support under agreed response times
    • Improvement backlog

Deliverables

What you receive.

  • Test strategy and test plan
  • Test cases and traceability to requirements
  • Automated regression suite in CI
  • API and integration tests
  • Performance and load test reports
  • Defect reports and release sign-off

Technology

What we build it with.

  • Jest
  • Vitest
  • Testing Library
  • Cypress
  • Selenium
  • Pytest
  • Postman
  • k6
  • SonarQube
  • GitHub Actions

Related work

Where we have done this before.

  • SaaS

    Client name withheld

    A multi-tenant SaaS MVP, from brief to launch

    Tenant isolation, subscription billing, role-based access and a customer dashboard, ready for real users on a tight timeline.

    • Next.js
    • NestJS
    • PostgreSQL
    • Stripe

  • FinTech SaaS

    HomeRoyaltie

    A FinTech SaaS for home equity and second mortgages

    Real-time calculators, comparison dashboards and secure reports that explain home equity and second-mortgage options.

    Our co-founder worked on this product as a senior full-stack developer. It is not a CodeBaxh-led build.

    • Next.js
    • NestJS
    • Node.js
    • AWS

From the blog

Related guides.

What we have written about qa & testing: cost, timelines and the trade-offs behind each decision.

  • SaaS

    A QA and testing strategy for startups

    A practical QA strategy for startups: the test pyramid, manual versus automated testing, what to automate first, and a release checklist a small team can run.

    Bilal Khursheed6 min read

FAQ

QA & Testing: common questions.

Can you test a product you did not build?

Yes. We can join as an independent QA team, review the current state, and set up a test plan and automation for an existing product.

Do you do manual or automated testing?

Both. Automation covers repeatable regression checks; manual and exploratory testing finds the issues scripts miss. The right mix depends on your product.

Which types of testing do you cover?

Functional, regression, API, integration, cross-browser and device, performance and load, and user acceptance testing support.

How is quality reported?

You receive defect reports with severity and steps to reproduce, test run summaries for each release, and coverage trends over time.

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