QA Testing Services for Websites & Apps
QA testing services that find the bugs before your customers do.
Our QA testing services check websites and apps the way customers use them: across real browsers and devices, under realistic traffic and against WCAG 2.2 accessibility standards. We pair careful manual testing with automated Playwright or Cypress suites that run on every release.
QA & Testing services
Our QA testing services.
Each service has its own page with what's included, how it works and answers to common questions.
- 09.01Website QA TestingStructured testing of forms, checkout, tracking and layouts across browsers and devices before and after you launch.
- 09.02Mobile App TestingFunctional, usability and compatibility testing of iOS and Android apps on real devices before every release.
- 09.03Automated Testing (Playwright & Cypress)End-to-end test suites in Playwright or Cypress that run in your CI pipeline and catch regressions before release.
- 09.04Performance & Load TestingLoad, stress and spike testing with k6 or JMeter to find bottlenecks before a launch or campaign does.
- 09.05Accessibility Testing (WCAG)WCAG 2.2 AA audits that combine automated scans, keyboard and screen reader testing, with a clear fix list.
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Releases go out and customers find the bugs first: a form that silently fails, a checkout broken on Safari, a site that slows to a crawl when a campaign goes live.
- Customers report bugs before your team finds them
- Forms or checkout break after updates
- Nobody tests on Safari or older phones
- Every release or campaign launch feels risky
Our approach, point by point
What QA testing covers, from first build to every release
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01QA testing services exist to find problems before your customers do.
On a marketing site or online store, the costliest bugs are rarely dramatic: a lead form that stops sending to the CRM after a plugin update, a checkout button hidden on one Safari version, a tracking tag that double-counts purchases. They're quiet, they cost money every day they stay live, and the people who built the feature are often the last to spot them. A dedicated testing step, with its own plan and a fresh set of eyes, catches them.
02We start with a test plan built around the journeys that matter most: buying, booking, signing up and requesting a quote.
Website QA testing then covers those journeys across current browsers, real phones and tablets and different screen sizes, along with forms, integrations, redirects, analytics events and content. Each bug is logged with steps to reproduce, screenshots or recordings, the environment and a severity rating, so developers can fix it quickly and product owners can decide what blocks a release. Mobile apps get the same rigor on physical devices and a range of operating system versions.
03Manual testing doesn't scale to every release, so we automate the regression checks that should run each time code changes.
Automated testing with Playwright or Cypress runs critical journeys end to end inside your CI pipeline, flagging a broken checkout or login before it's merged. We aim for a focused, stable suite rather than a huge, flaky one: tests that fail for no reason get ignored, which defeats the point. Tests are written to be readable, so your developers can maintain them after we hand over.
04Two areas deserve their own testing.
Performance and load testing checks how a site or API behaves under the traffic a launch, sale or campaign could bring, and finds the bottleneck before real customers hit it. It complements page-speed work on Core Web Vitals, which our website development team builds in from the start. Accessibility testing checks against WCAG 2.2 AA using automated scans plus manual keyboard and screen reader testing, because automated tools catch only part of the issues real users run into.
05QA can be a one-off before a launch or migration, or a standing part of every release cycle.
We work alongside your developers or ours, including on app development projects, and retest every fix before it ships. We also check analytics and conversion tracking as part of release testing, since a broken tag can quietly distort every report you rely on. Testing scope depends on how many journeys, platforms and devices are involved; see how our pricing works for details.
How our QA testing works.
- 01Build a test plan around the journeys that make or lose you money
- 02Test manually across real browsers, devices and screen sizes
- 03Automate the regression checks that should run on every release
- 04Load-test and audit accessibility before launches and big campaigns
What's included in our QA testing
- QA test plan & test cases
- Cross-browser and device test reports
- Bug reports with steps to reproduce & severity
- Automated test suite (Playwright or Cypress) in your CI
- Performance & WCAG 2.2 accessibility reports
Our QA testing process, step by step.
- 1PlanCritical journeys, devices and risk areas.
- 2TestManual testing with clear, reproducible bug reports.
- 3AutomateRegression suites running in your pipeline.
- 4RetestFixes verified before every release.
QA testing FAQs.
Pricing is custom and depends on the number of user journeys, platforms and devices in scope, how often you release and whether we build automated tests. Our pricing page explains how engagements are structured, and the scope is agreed in writing before testing starts.
Usually both. Manual testing is best for new features, visual issues and real-device behavior, while automated tests are best for repeating the same critical checks on every release. We start with manual coverage of key journeys and automate the ones that need to be checked every time.
Mainly Playwright and Cypress for end-to-end web testing, run inside your CI pipeline such as GitHub Actions or GitLab CI. For load testing and mobile apps we choose tools that fit your stack, and everything we write stays in your repository.
Yes. Many clients bring us in to test work by their own developers or another agency. We report bugs clearly and neutrally so the build team can act on them quickly.
Testing against WCAG 2.2 AA finds and documents the barriers that matter most, and we retest once fixes are in. No test can guarantee legal compliance on its own, so for legal questions we recommend speaking with your counsel alongside the remediation work.
It depends on the size of the release and the number of devices and journeys covered. A focused pre-launch check is quicker than a full regression pass across web and mobile. Each engagement has a test schedule agreed up front, aligned with your release plan.
Yes. We work with US businesses remotely, schedule calls around Eastern, Central, Mountain and Pacific time, and run QA testing for whichever states and cities you sell in, alongside clients worldwide.
We agree a device and browser list based on your real traffic, usually covering Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge plus current iPhone and Android devices.
Yes. Automated tests live in your repository and run in your CI pipeline, so every release is checked before it goes live.
Yes. QA can be a one-off before a launch or migration, or an ongoing part of every release.
No. Engagements start with a 90-day initial term so there's enough time to do the work properly, then continue month to month. You always see an itemized proposal before anything is agreed.
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