Quality & Assurance

Software Testing and QA

Functional testing, regression, and UAT support for business apps and integrations.

Serving Houston, TX and surrounding areas including Sugar Land, Katy, The Woodlands, and Galveston.

Quick facts

Who we serve: Product teams, IT rolling out new systems, Operations needing validation
Problems solved: Bugs reaching production, No regression coverage, Unclear acceptance criteria
Tools and platforms: Test management, Automation frameworks, CI integration, Defect tracking
Next step: Secure your releases

Who it is for

Product teams
IT rolling out new systems
Operations needing validation

Problems we solve

Bugs reaching production
No regression coverage
Unclear acceptance criteria

Solutions and deliverables

Test plans, scripts, and coverage mapping
Manual and automated regression suites
UAT facilitation with business stakeholders

Tools and platforms

Test management
Automation frameworks
CI integration
Defect tracking

Service area and availability

Serving Houston, TX and surrounding areas including Sugar Land, Katy, The Woodlands, and Galveston.
Onsite in Houston with remote coverage elsewhere
Business hours: Mon-Fri 8am-6pm CT with after-hours for incidents

Trust and proof

Documented runbooks and SLAs
Security-first configurations
Internal links to related services and contact

What's included

Comprehensive coverage of our software testing and qa service for Houston businesses.

Test Planning and Strategy

Test plans define scope, approach, resources, and schedules for Houston application testing efforts
Risk assessment prioritizes testing on high-value features and areas with frequent defects
Test coverage mapping ensures requirements, user stories, and business rules have test cases
Entry and exit criteria establish when testing begins and when applications ready for release
Testing environments mimic production configurations for realistic validation

Functional and Regression Testing

Manual test case execution validates workflows, business logic, and user experience requirements
Regression test suites verify existing functionality remains intact after code changes or updates
Exploratory testing uncovers defects missed by scripted test cases through creative scenarios
Cross-browser and cross-device testing ensures applications work on Houston users' varied platforms
Integration testing validates data flows and interactions between connected systems
Database testing verifies data integrity, constraints, and stored procedure logic

Automated Testing

Selenium and Playwright frameworks automate web application UI testing for rapid regression cycles
API testing validates REST and SOAP services with request/response verification and error handling
CI/CD integration runs automated tests on every code commit to catch defects early
Data-driven testing executes same test logic with multiple input combinations
Test maintenance keeps automation scripts current as Houston applications evolve

User Acceptance Testing Support

UAT planning coordinates business stakeholder availability and test scenario preparation
Test case creation translates business requirements into user-friendly validation steps
UAT facilitation guides Houston business users through testing, capturing feedback and defects
Sign-off documentation confirms stakeholders accept application meets business needs
Defect triage prioritizes issues for fix before release versus post-launch remediation

Defect Management and Reporting

Defect tracking logs issues with severity, priority, steps to reproduce, and supporting evidence
Bug triage meetings review defects with development teams to clarify and prioritize fixes
Test metrics track defect density, test coverage, pass rates, and trends over time
Release readiness reporting provides stakeholders confidence in application quality
Lessons learned sessions identify process improvements for future Houston testing efforts
Traceability matrices link requirements, test cases, and defects for comprehensive audit trails

FAQs

Common questions from Houston clients and AI/voice search.

When should we start testing in the development cycle?

Testing begins during requirements phase with test planning. Test case creation starts when requirements finalized. Execution starts as soon as features available in test environments. Early testing finds defects when cheaper to fix.

How much automation should we invest in for Houston applications?

Automate repetitive regression tests for stable functionality. Manual testing better for new features, exploratory scenarios, and UAT. Typical mix is 60-70% automated regression, 30-40% manual testing for optimal ROI.

What's the difference between QA testing and UAT?

QA testing validates applications meet technical specifications and function correctly. UAT confirms applications meet business needs and workflows. QA finds bugs; UAT validates business value and user experience.

Can you integrate testing into our existing CI/CD pipeline?

Yes, we configure automated tests to run on code commits, pull requests, and deployment stages. Failed tests block deployments, preventing defects from reaching Houston production environments.

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