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Ensure your product operates at peak performance. 

The importance of testing

Testing is an essential part of project delivery. At Zivtech, we believe in testing as early as possible so that we can review new features and changes to make sure they meet our standards for readability, maintainability, usability, and accessibility. We gather client feedback often throughout the process to ensure both the best outcome and the quickest delivery. 

types of testing

All of the code we write is subject to strict quality control measures and we have a thorough internal workflow in place to produce the best results possible. We utilize several proven tools to help with cross-browser testing, device testing, accessibility testing, quality assurance, and user acceptance testing.

Cross-browser testing

Cross-browser testing is the process of checking a web application’s compatibility with multiple browsers. This testing process ensures that your website or web application works correctly across multiple web browsers.  

Device testing

Device testing is useful for determining the behavior of your web application on different devices. The process tests consistency, usability, and performance issues across desktop, mobile, and tablet devices. 

Accessibility testing

Accessibility Testing ensures that your website is in compliance with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). Zivtech’s web accessibility testing process is extremely thorough and maintains usability for disadvantaged groups. 

Quality assurance testing (QA)

QA testing is necessary for delivering high-quality products to the client. QA Testing ensures that the processes in place are both effective and efficient and meet the quality standards defined for the specific project. 

User acceptance testing (UAT)

User Acceptance testing is an essential testing phase that verifies whether or not a website or web application can perform certain tasks in real-world scenarios. This phase of testing also ensures that the final product meets the requirements of the client. 
 

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