Comprehensive Testing Protocol – Web Runner Division
Our QA Ops pipeline is built for high-risk, high-speed deployment environments. This isn't checklist QA. This is stress-tested, combat-validated, production-hardened quality assurance. Precision, automation, and deep coverage — deployed before your first cup of coffee hits empty.
We don't wait for bugs to surface in production. Our testing pipeline is designed to catch failures at the earliest possible stage — from pre-commit hooks to CI/CD integration. If code doesn't pass automated gates, it doesn't ship. Period.
Every commit triggers a battery of regression tests. We automatically validate that new changes don't break existing functionality. Our test suite runs in parallel across multiple environments, catching edge cases that manual testing would miss.
// Automated Regression Test Example
describe('User Authentication Flow', () => {
it('should handle failed login attempts', async () => {
await page.goto('/login');
await page.fill('#email', 'invalid@test.com');
await page.fill('#password', 'wrongpass');
await page.click('button[type="submit"]');
expect(await page.textContent('.error-message'))
.toContain('Invalid credentials');
});
});We test your application under real-world conditions:
We validate functionality across Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and mobile browsers (iOS Safari, Android Chrome). Each browser has its own quirks — we catch them all.
Mobile browsers behave differently. We test for:
Forms are where most bugs hide. We validate:
We stress-test redirect chains to ensure they don't create infinite loops or break user flows. Every 404 page is validated to ensure proper fallback behavior.
We monitor browser console errors, warnings, and network failures in real-time. Every uncaught exception is logged, categorized, and reported.
We inject edge-case scenarios to test how your application handles unexpected input:
For WordPress environments, we test plugin conflicts, theme compatibility, and version mismatches before they reach production. We simulate plugin activation/deactivation sequences to catch fatal errors.
Every test run generates machine-readable reports that integrate directly into your CI/CD pipeline. Failed tests block deployments. No manual intervention required.
Visual regression testing catches UI changes you didn't intend. We compare screenshots across builds and flag pixel-level differences.
Every failure is captured with full context:
Failed tests automatically create tickets in your project management system:
Cross-browser automation for Chrome, Firefox, Safari. Headless mode for CI/CD.
Fast, reliable E2E testing with time-travel debugging and real-time reloading.
Chrome DevTools Protocol automation for performance profiling and PDF generation.
Live and automated testing on 3,000+ real devices and browsers.
In-house script that captures edge cases from production logs and converts them to test cases.
Custom logging suite that tracks user journeys, API calls, and state changes in real-time.
Custom app to run diagnostics, view snapshots, and catch issues before they surface. Free to use. Install-ready.
🔍 Check it outClient reported "checkout sometimes fails" — a vague description that could mean anything. Here's how we approached it:
// Visibility detection for tab-switch event
document.addEventListener('visibilitychange', () => {
if (document.hidden) {
pausePaymentValidation();
} else {
resumePaymentFlow();
}
});We assume the worst. We simulate attacks. We act like your angriest user with 3% battery left and a Wi-Fi signal held together by hope. If something can go wrong, we’ve already made it happen in staging.
We don’t automate testing because we’re lazy — we automate because we’re thorough. Manual QA catches details. Automation crushes scale. We do both, and we do them in parallel.
We don’t just report issues. We tell you why they happened, how to fix them, and what would’ve broken next. Our bug reports read like forensics reports, not bug bingo cards.