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(92) 334 0200687At Symple Logix, we engage a multi-dimensional and micro-level quality support approach.
For each application or software that we design we create a quality assurance plan with carefully planned test cases. Our multi-dimensional testing ensures quality assurance from every dimension of the application/software.
Before moving into the next stage, our business examiners and designers test the design for browser compatibility, web standard observance, accessibility, and device compatibility.
At the development level, our developers ensure that the solution works according to the client’s requirements and that bugs are fixed at an early stage.
While introducing newer features into the system our team performs a regression test to check whether the code is running as expected. This avoids any such case that leads to friction between the new and old features.
At times, the new system might collapse while integrating with your system and another system to get the real-time data. We use a standard approach for testing like Sandwich Testing and Big Bang Testing while doing the integration checking.
Our main idea is to produce a user-friendly system with intuitive features and navigation. In the development cycle, system engineers and business judges will ensure that the system clears the User Acceptance Test. Also, our QA army will do the system testing to see if the user can use the system without difficulty.
The geography of technology is changing every day, so you need to adapt your system consequently. At SympleLogix, we produce scalable systems to allow for unborn improvement possibilities. We also make sure that any performance issues that might arise don’t. For illustration, while furnishing Mobile Results, we do special testing to help memory leakages.
Security has always been the extreme precedence for us, and we make sure that there are no hacking possibilities or security glitches. We cover the system from malignant attacks with the perpetration of security measures including SQL Injection Testing, Penetration Testing, Risk Assessment, and more.