It is generally advised that tests last no more than 10 working days, assuming we are testing a single medium-complex platform (not including the time for bug fixing).

Accessibility Testing The process of making sure your web and mobile applications are functional and usable for people with and without disabilities, such as vision impairment, hearing impairment, and other ailments, is known as accessibility testing.

End-to-end Testing This method ensures that everything works as intended by testing the application's workflow from start to finish.

Acceptance Testing By confirming that the end users (customers) can accomplish the objectives outlined in the business requirements, acceptance testing establishes whether or not the software is suitable for delivery. It is also known as user acceptance testing (UAT).

Functional Testing To make sure an application, website, or system is performing exactly as intended, functional testing verifies its functionality.

Integration Testing Integration testing ensures that an entire, integrated system meets a set of requirements. It is performed in an integrated hardware and software environment to ensure that the entire system functions properly.

Load Testing The behavior of the software application when accessed by numerous users at once is determined by this kind of non-functional software testing procedure.

Interactive Testing For testers who do not use automation, interactive testing—also referred to as manual testing—allows them to design and lead manual tests and gather data from external tests.

Non-functional Testing Non-functional testing confirms a system's preparedness based on nonfunctional criteria (performance, usability, UX, etc.) that functional testing never considers.

Performance Testing A software application's speed, stability, dependability, scalability, and resource consumption are all evaluated during performance testing.

A confidentiality document (NDA) and a framework agreement must be signed. A signed purchase order from the client is necessary before we can begin working.

Every day, we submit bug reports, which can be submitted through email or a project management application. Our reporting procedure can be tailored to our clients' preferences, and we will make sure they get timely notifications about any bugs we discover while testing.

Since we use the Agile methodology, we consider client communication to be one of the most important aspects of providing quality services. We establish a communication plan at the start of our collaboration.