Software Quality Assurance: How We Test Before We Deliver

Quality assurance is how we make sure the web and mobile applications we build meet — or exceed — what you expect. Here is how we plan it, how we test, and the checks every release must pass.

What Quality Assurance Means at LogicSpice

Quality assurance is the process of verifying whether a product or service meets or exceeds customer expectations. It is a process-driven approach, with specific steps that define the goals and show how to reach them, and it covers design, development, production and service.

Planning comes first: quality has to be designed into a project, not added at the end. We apply the same approach to every web and mobile development project, and offer testing and QA as a service in its own right through our software testing services.

Code review on a developer workstation as part of software quality assurance

How We Plan Quality Into a Project

1
Define the intention
Decide what the project is meant to achieve and what “good” looks like.
2
Set the processes
Identify every process needed to complete the project productively.
3
Plan quality control
Plan the checks and tests that make sure each deliverable meets the standard.
4
Plan resources
Allocate the people and tools needed to carry out quality assurance properly.

How We Test Your Application

Test cases from your requirements
Test cases are designed from the software requirements specification (SRS), so the system is checked against what you asked for.
Static and automated tests
We combine static checks with automated tests to find and eliminate bugs.
Checked before every demo
Our QA team checks the application before each milestone demonstration, so you review work that has already been tested.
Your feedback, then final adjustments
We gather your feedback during testing and make the final adjustments before launch.

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Our Release Checklist

Before any release goes out, it has to pass these four questions.

Were test cases created, or updated to reflect changed requirements?
Was all required testing completed?
Are all test results and test data included in the release package?
Have all exit criteria been met?

Quality Through the Whole Project

Testing is one phase of our work process, but quality depends on every phase — clear requirements, an agreed design and honest progress reports. See how we report progress in our project communication strategy.

Quality Assurance FAQs

Testing checks whether the software works as required. Quality assurance is the wider, process-driven approach that plans how quality is achieved across design, development and delivery — testing is one part of it.