What this covers
Bring us in at the end of a build, or on a standing basis, to test what your team made and review the code behind it against a clear, written standard.
- Cross-browser and cross-device functional testing
- Accessibility audits against WCAG 2.2 AA
- Code review for security, maintainability, and performance
- Core Web Vitals and load testing
- A written report with severity, steps to reproduce, and fixes
How it works
1. Define done
We agree the browsers, devices, and standards the build must meet.
2. Test and review
We run the build through functional, accessibility, and performance QA, and read the code.
3. Report clearly
Every issue logged with severity, repro steps, and a recommended fix.
4. Re-test the fixes
Once your team patches, we verify and sign off.
Common questions
Do you just test, or do you fix too?
Either. The base engagement is independent QA and review with a written report. If you would rather we fix what we find, we can, and we will quote that separately so the review stays objective.
How is this different from our own testing?
It is independent. A second senior team that did not write the code finds the assumptions the original developers stopped seeing weeks ago.
Can you review code in any language?
We focus on web stacks: JavaScript and TypeScript, PHP, and the common front-end and Node frameworks. If your build is outside that, we will say so up front.
What does the report look like?
A prioritized list: each issue with a severity, where it happens, how to reproduce it, and a concrete fix. No vague notes you cannot act on.
Have a build in mind?
Let's scope it together
Send a short brief and we will reply with a plan, a range, and a start date.