Service
Testing & QA
A test strategy your team will actually maintain - covering the risks that matter, not just the ones that are easy to test.
The Problem
Most codebases have either no tests or tests that nobody trusts. A suite of green tests that doesn't catch real bugs is worse than no tests - it creates false confidence. The problem is usually not effort; it's strategy. Teams test the wrong things, at the wrong layer, with the wrong tooling, and then abandon the suite when it becomes a maintenance burden. A test strategy should be designed the same way the system is designed: deliberately, with clear tradeoffs.
What You Get
- ▸Test strategy document: layers, coverage targets, and tooling rationale
- ▸Unit and integration test suite for critical business logic
- ▸End-to-end tests for the highest-risk user flows
- ▸CI pipeline integration with test reporting and failure triage guidance
- ▸Testing guidelines and patterns for your team to follow on new code
Stack & Tools
pytest, Jest, Playwright, Cypress, Vitest. Testing strategy agnostic to language - adapted to whatever stack is in use. CI integration via GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or Jenkins.
How We Work
Phase 1
Discovery
Audit the current test coverage, identify the highest-risk paths, and understand the team's capacity and tooling preferences.
Phase 2
Design
Define the testing pyramid for this codebase: what gets unit tested, what gets integration tested, and what gets E2E coverage. Document the rationale.
Phase 3
Build
Write the initial test suite and integrate it into CI. Establish the patterns your team will extend.
Phase 4
Enablement
Train your team on the strategy and tooling. Define the contribution guidelines so new code ships with appropriate coverage.
Right for You If…
- ✓You ship features but don't have confidence that existing behavior is preserved
- ✓Your test suite exists but is flaky, slow, or nobody trusts it
- ✓You're adding engineers and need a shared testing standard before they diverge
- ✓You're preparing for a significant refactor and need coverage in place first
What You'll Need to Bring
- ▸A working codebase - this is not a greenfield testing engagement
- ▸Engineer time to participate in the strategy design and extend coverage after handoff
- ▸CI/CD infrastructure or willingness to set it up as part of the engagement
Ready to get started?
Tell us where you are and what you're trying to solve. We'll let you know if we're the right fit.
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