Every organization nowadays faces tough competition and hence it is essential for them to provide goods or services of high quality at low cost to their customers. W.T.D. has developed a very good code of conduct and practice for quality control, this approach is very well blended with our development process. And we ensure that with the new technologies, hack threats and scalability being integral part of the future applications, our system stays up to date so our client’s products are not compromised with quality may it be performance, security, scalability, logical or cosmetic issues.

  When we think of the term “Quality Assurance”, all activities like design, development, production, installation, servicing and documentation are related with it.
 One of the most widely used paradigms for Quality Assurance management is the PDCA (Plan-Do-Check-Act) approach.
  Quality control involves series of inspection, reviews and tests used throughout the software process to ensure each work product meets the requirements placed upon it.
 The goal of Quality Assurance is to provide management with the data necessary to be informed about product quality, thereby gaining insight and confidence that product Quality is meeting its goals.

  Conduct a meeting with analyst team, design team and study the requirements of the system
  Analyze the system behavior and plan accordingly
  Prepare test case
  Select test data relative to the system
  Execute test cases with the help of the selected test data
  Perform GUI and designing testing
  Post the bugs in our bug tracking system.
  Designing bugs are posted with the appropriate screen shots
  Verify the actual result against expected results
  Analysis result generated
  Save the result in form of pass or fail
  Reports are finally analyzed by senior team
  Beta version delivered to client for review

At W.T.D., we have matured a process where the product is thoroughly checked before its released in various releases, but as clients knows its industry and logic, we recommend that client also does the basic testing i.e the logical testing of the product to ensure that the application is following the business logic that the client is expecting. To ensure this we submit the modules as and when completed to client to check for the logical issues. So client knows what is being developed and how the application is shaping up to avoid last minute surprises. This also allows us to get the feedback from client on regular basis to make sure that we are on proper development track. But as said, it’s up to client to do regular checks, our team is highly capable of understanding, deploying and testing the business logic.