Application testing allows founders and developers to determine the functionality and usability of an application, prior to its launch.
The following practicality testing was applied to our client (Qube Ventures, Fursaaa Play, Yabeela Food Truck & Vroom)
We take it a step further by summarizing how close the application is from entering a market, with a %. Simplifying the language barrier between founders and developers by running manual, practicality tests. And maintaining transparent timelines, communicating vital and non-vital bugs to reduce the “cost-of-error” that can be devastating to any app launch.
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The application was under development for over two years. With a history of the code being reconstructed multiple times by multiple development teams.
The non-operating cost prior to launch was ever-accumulating, with no definitive timeline of going live.
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The APK builds were manually tested over multiple devices. Prior to testing, each product’s UI was articulately dissected, labelled, and commented. This allowed the testing process to reach a 99% accuracy ratio and restricting the communication with the development team to heighten productivity.
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The application modules and process flow were segmented into vital and non-vital bugs, possible integrations and disablement of unrequired processes that could potentially delay the expected timeline of going live.
The practicality tests allowed us to summarize the testing process into a ratio. The aim is to make the application refined enough to enter the market and reduce the “cost-of-error” ratio of the organization.
