DeviQA | Software Testing & QA Services Company

A mental health platform racing to release – with almost no QA process in place. That was the starting point with Catalyst, a web and mobile solution built for BCBA therapists to track and act on patient behavioral data. No detailed specs, no QA documentation, releases slipping, and QA engineers barely in the loop. Years of structured testing and meticulous documentation later: every release has shipped on time, and the vast majority of potential bugs were caught before they became critical or major issues in production. Here's how we got there.

12 minutes to 50. Tests you rerun twice before trusting the result. That's the Selenium tax. Playwright has now overtaken Selenium as the industry standard, but the payoff depends on how the migration is done, not just the switch itself. Full guide, phase by phase: https://lnkd.in/dHujK97k

AI-generated code fails differently than human-written code. This piece covers seven testing practices built for that difference: writing tests before generation, using independent models for verification, recalibrating coverage thresholds, and keeping a human as the final checkpoint on business logic.

Grateful for this one. A client just left us a 5-star review on G2. They said our team understood their domain and platform fast enough that collaboration got easier right away. No over-explaining, no long ramp-up. That's the feedback that matters most to us. Not the rating. The fact that we got out of their way and started contributing early. Thank you for trusting us with your platform.

Automation isn't a default decision. It's an investment decision. Most teams skip the diligence and pay for it eighteen months later in flaky suites nobody trusts. Before you commit budget and engineering time, work through these:

Most Cypress suites hit the same wall around a few hundred tests: an 8-minute CI run quietly turns into 40, flaky failures pile up, and no one's sure why. Our team put together a full, step-by-step guide on migrating from Cypress to Playwright – the practical version, not the hype. It covers the parts most guides skip: → A decision framework – when to migrate, and when to hold off → Command and syntax mapping (Cypress → Playwright, side by side) → Refactoring Page Objects and custom commands into fixtures → Running both suites in parallel so releases never get blocked → CI/CD, sharding, Trace Viewer debugging, and AI-assisted conversion → How to actually measure success – CI time, flakiness, maintenance Teams that migrate thoughtfully tend to come out with 60–70% faster CI runs and suites they're no longer afraid to touch. Worth a read if you're modernizing your automation stack 👇 https://lnkd.in/d5pN_jEE

Self-healing test automation promises to kill the maintenance tax on UI tests. It mostly delivers — but there's a catch. The same capability that survives a cosmetic UI change can survive one that should have failed the test. Heal too aggressively, and a suite that adapts to everything ends up verifying nothing. Our new article covers the honest version: → How self-healing actually works → What it solves — and what it can't (it heals locators, not logic) → Where it quietly breaks: masking real regressions, black-box scoring → How to use it as leverage, not a crutch Self-healing isn't intelligence — it's a maintenance layer. How honestly you scope it decides whether it helps or hides bugs. Worth a read if you're weighing it for your stack 👇

A quick thank-you to the client behind this ★ 5/5 review on G2. Partnerships like this — built on trust over time — are exactly what we aim for. Thank you for letting us be a natural extension of your team. It's a pleasure working together. 🙌

When should you migrate from Cypress to Playwright? Both are good. Teams that migrate well aren't chasing a trend – they've hit a concrete limit. Here are the points worth weighing, each with the argument behind it.

Fintech compliance testing isn't a pre-release checklist. It's infrastructure. PCI DSS v4.0 is enforced. DORA is in force. GDPR fines have crossed €5.88 billion. The regulatory bar keeps moving — and most compliance testing processes aren't keeping up. We put together a step-by-step guide covering how to build a framework that actually holds up under audit: mapping regulatory obligations, building a traceable test case library, integrating into CI/CD, and producing evidence that regulators accept. If your compliance testing only runs before a release, this one is for you. 🔗 Full article: https://lnkd.in/dP37sAxG