Quality Built Into Delivery
We plan testing alongside development in agile cycles and can run automated checks in your pipeline, so feedback arrives early.
Ludych's QA engineers test web and mobile software for startups, businesses and larger organizations, combining manual and automated testing. We find and report defects so your team can fix them before release.
Testing shows you where software does not work as intended. It does not prove that software has no defects, and it does not replace development. Ludych plans testing around your requirements, runs it, and reports what we find with enough detail for developers to act on it. Fixing the defects is development work and is scoped separately unless your engagement includes it.
Six testing areas that Ludych can include in a test plan, selected to fit your product and release cycle.
Checks that features behave as specified, from unit and integration tests to end-to-end flows and API behavior. Automated tests can run in your delivery pipeline.
Checks how an application responds under expected and heavier use, so slow pages, bottlenecks and instability are found before users report them.
Reviews of common application weaknesses, guided by OWASP guidance and automated scanning where appropriate. Findings are reported to your team for remediation.
Automated and manual checks against WCAG 2.2 AA as a target, with findings reported by page and component so designers and developers can fix them.
Checks that pages and screens look and work as intended across the browsers, devices and screen sizes agreed in your scope.
Functional, usability and release checks for iOS and Android apps, using manual and automated approaches on the devices and OS versions agreed in your scope.
Examples of the testing work Ludych plans and runs, from regression suites to release checks.
Ludych works with startups, small and mid-size businesses, healthcare groups, civic organizations and larger enterprises. Tell us about your product and release process.
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Verified tools and testing frameworks we employ across web, mobile, APIs, and CI/CD pipelines.
Plan
Test plan agreed first
Test
Manual and automated checks
Report
Defects logged with clear steps
Retest
Agreed fixes checked again
Pick one engagement type or combine several. Each is scoped on its own.
A written plan that sets what will be tested, how, on which environments and what counts as done.
Exploratory and scripted testing by QA engineers, useful for new features, usability and areas hard to automate.
Automated tests written for the flows you rely on most, so they can run every release instead of by hand.
Repeatable checks before each release to confirm earlier features still work after changes.
Help preparing and running user acceptance testing, including test scripts, defect tracking and sign-off tracking.
We review your current tests and process, then recommend whether to keep, improve or replace them.
Testing that fits into the way your team builds and releases software.
If you already have a development team, Ludych can add QA engineers to your project. Team structure and terms are agreed for each engagement.
Test cases built from your requirements and user flows.
Automated checks written to be readable and maintainable.
Defect reports with the detail developers need.
Software testing is the process of checking software against its requirements to find defects. Testing types include functional, regression, integration, performance, accessibility, usability and compatibility testing. Ludych selects the types that suit your product and agrees them in a test plan.
Ludych combines engineering with project management and quality assurance practices. QA is part of how we deliver software, so testing is planned alongside the work rather than added at the end.
We begin by studying your requirements and writing a test plan. Testing then runs in step with development, with defects reported as they are found and fixes retested.
Quality assurance is the broader process of building quality into how software is planned and delivered. Testing is one part of QA and focuses on finding defects in the software itself.
An outside QA team can add capacity without a hiring process and bring a fresh view of the product. It also separates the people who build the software from those who check it. Fit depends on your team and product, and we can talk it through.
Mobile testing usually starts with a test plan and a list of target devices and OS versions. It then covers functional, usability and performance checks, regression testing, and a final pass before release. Device coverage is agreed in scope.
Functional testing checks that the software does what the requirements say. Non-functional testing looks at qualities such as performance, reliability and accessibility.
Yes. Raise it in your first conversation, and we will cover confidentiality terms before you share sensitive material.
Ownership of test scripts, reports and other deliverables is set out in the project agreement. Review those terms with us before work begins.
Team size depends on the product, the testing types and the release schedule. We recommend a team in the test plan after discovery.
Yes, we can review your current tests, documentation and process, then recommend a plan for taking over, improving or replacing what you have.
Ludych is a reputed CMMI level 3 software and mobile app development company. When it comes to software development companies, Ludych strives to be the best.
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