Webfarms Infotech
Quality Assurance

Find the defects before your customers do

We test software the way real people use it, and the way attackers and heavy traffic will stress it. You get clear, reproducible findings and the confidence to release.

  • Manual and automated
  • Clear bug reports
  • Integrated with your pipeline
  • Release confidence
  • Tested like a user

    Realistic scenarios across devices, browsers and roles.

  • Automation where it counts

    Repeatable checks that run on every change.

  • Actionable reports

    Steps, evidence and severity that developers can act on.

  • Early and continuous

    Testing starts with requirements, not the day before launch.

What we test

Quality assurance and testing services

Combine the types of testing your product needs, or let us design a plan for you.

Manual testing

Exploratory and scripted testing that catches problems automation tends to miss.

Test automation

Reliable automated suites for regression, smoke and end-to-end checks.

API testing

Verify endpoints, data contracts, error handling and integrations.

Performance and load testing

See how your system behaves under heavy use, and where it starts to slow.

Security testing

Checks for common vulnerabilities such as injection, broken access and weak sessions.

Mobile app testing

Coverage across devices, operating systems, networks and screen sizes.

Regression testing

Make sure new changes do not break features that already work.

QA strategy and consulting

Test plans, tooling advice and process improvements for your team.

Why Webfarms

Quality as a habit, not a last-minute check

We join your team early and keep testing close to development, where problems are cheapest to fix.

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Test planning from day one

We review requirements and design with testing in mind, catching issues before code exists.

Pipeline integration

Automated tests run on every build and give fast feedback to developers.

Risk-based priorities

Effort goes where failure would hurt most, not evenly everywhere.

Meaningful reporting

Dashboards show coverage, defect trends and release readiness at a glance.

Collaborative culture

Testers and developers work together, not at odds.

Independent view

A fresh set of eyes that is not attached to the code being tested.

Tools

The testing toolkit

We choose tools that match your stack and that your team can maintain afterwards.

Web and mobile automation

  • Selenium
  • Cypress
  • Playwright
  • Appium

API testing

  • Postman
  • REST Assured
  • SoapUI

Performance

  • JMeter
  • k6
  • Lighthouse

Management and CI

  • Jira
  • TestRail
  • GitHub Actions
  • Jenkins
How we work

A structured path to confident releases

Testing is planned, repeatable and reported clearly at every stage.

  1. 01

    Analyse

    We study requirements, risks and the product to understand what must be proven.

  2. 02

    Plan

    We define scope, test types, environments, data and entry and exit criteria.

  3. 03

    Design tests

    We write test cases and automation scripts that map to requirements and risks.

  4. 04

    Execute

    We run tests, log defects with clear evidence and verify fixes as they land.

  5. 05

    Report and improve

    We share results, assess release readiness and refine the approach each cycle.

Engagement models

Add testing capacity your way

From a single release to a long-term QA partnership.

Best for: Defined releases or audits

Per-release testing

Testing for a specific release or project.

  • Clear scope and price
  • Summary report at the end
  • No long-term commitment
Discuss this model
Best for: Teams without a QA function

Managed QA

We own test planning, execution and reporting.

  • Dedicated QA lead
  • Regular quality reporting
  • Continuous coverage
Discuss this model
Best for: Product teams shipping often

Embedded testers

QA engineers who work inside your sprints.

  • Fast feedback loops
  • Shared tooling and rituals
  • Flexible capacity
Discuss this model
FAQ

Testing questions, answered

When should testing start in a project?

As early as possible. Reviewing requirements and designs for gaps costs far less than fixing defects after the code is written, so we like to be involved from the beginning.

Should we automate all of our testing?

No. Automation is excellent for repetitive checks like regression, while manual and exploratory testing is better for new features and usability. We recommend a balance that suits your product.

Can you test software we did not build?

Yes. We regularly test applications built by other teams and provide an independent assessment of quality and risk.

How do you report bugs?

Each defect includes steps to reproduce, expected and actual results, severity and supporting evidence such as screenshots or logs, logged in your tracker.

Do you test on real devices?

Yes. We combine real devices with emulators and cloud device labs to cover the browsers, operating systems and screen sizes your users have.

Can you fit into our agile sprints?

Yes. Our testers join sprint planning, test stories as they are completed and share results in your regular reviews.

Want to release with more confidence?

Tell us about your product. We will suggest a testing approach and offer a free IT consultation.

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