QA and testing that catches bugs before customers do.

Automated testing uses scripts to check known behaviour quickly and repeatedly, ideal for regression checks on every release. Manual testing uses people to explore the product, judge usability and find unexpected problems. A good QA approach uses both, automating the repetitive checks.

Automate the flows where failure costs most and that change least: sign-up, login, checkout, payments and core business actions. API tests are cheaper to maintain than browser tests, so cover business rules at the API level and keep end-to-end tests for key journeys.

Load testing simulates many users at once to see how an application behaves under pressure. You need it before a launch, a sale, an exam window or a marketing campaign that will bring a traffic spike, so bottlenecks are fixed in advance.

Yes, technocity tests software built by any team. We start by learning the product and its risky areas, then set up automated tests in your existing pipeline and run manual checks alongside your developers without needing to change your codebase.

A WCAG accessibility audit checks a website or app against the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines using automated scans, keyboard-only navigation, screen reader testing and colour contrast checks. The result is a list of issues mapped to WCAG criteria with severity and suggested fixes.