Quality

Quality assurance is an integral part of Intelliarts' software development process, which goes throughout the whole project life cycle. Once initial requirements are defined QA team starts test plan creation and after that QA engineers fall on test scenarios which is completed by test cases created with purpose to be used in further testing and verification processes. Such approach allows QA engineers to start testing from very early builds.

Developers also commit to the QA process, covering most parts of the project with unit tests. Using continuous integration practice makes us sure that project source is always in the actual state. Build server identifies and reports any build failures on every code change committed to the version control.

Once a day the daily build is performed. If it has passed successfully, build artefacts go to the QA team for testing. Depends on the requirements developed and included in build appropriate predefined test cases are used for build testing. Also, QA team pays attention to types of testing which should be performed for testing defined requirements of the build. QA engineers go through the all test cases and log every found issue into the issue tracking system. All issues and feature requests included in issue tracking system are prioritized based on their importance and critical state. To minimize possible risks QA manager reports about all critical/important issues to the responsible person, it could be Project Manager or Project Leader.

At the end of each project QA team performs general regression testing of the all application with all functional test cases created before and used during functional testing. When all functional test cases are passed, verification process is finished and as a result is gotten high quality of the project - application can be reviewed by customers for the end acception testing performed by their side.