Web Development Quality Assurance

TOTUS focuses on quality assurance in testing. This involves the holistic web development approach, where every piece fits the puzzle for success. You get a series of steps designed to ensure your sites success.

How?

TOTUS creates a quality assurance (QA) plan, manages the testing process, prioritizes any issues, insures high priority issues are solved, then conducts a final review before releasing your website to the world.

The holistic web development part is crucial in how TOTUS helps you. The testing ensures you get the most response and best user experience for and on your website. If any one part fails, the approach must be adapted to so it works.

Testing

Content: Your content will be accurate, understandable, as well as spelling and grammar error free.

Links: All links will be tested to ensure no broken links.

Function: Using the holistic approach, we ensure the project definition is still being followed, create a task list, and conduct testings.

Validity: Validate HTML and CSS.

Accessibility: Automated and manual tests are implemented.

Browser and Resolution: Your website will be most accessibility if it fits your target audience preferences on browsers such as Internet Explorer and computer resolutions (the size of the computer screen).

Connection Speed: How fast should your pages load up? What computers are web connections will be most accessible? This too focuses on your target audience.

Usability: For a complete user experience, your audience needs to understand 1) your page design and 2) how to access pages or purchase products/services.

SEO: TOTUS provides expert search engine optimization for content along with design. They work together in the holistic approach, and cannot be overlooked.

Load Testing: We'll contact your server for load testing.

Security: Your pages should be protected. TOTUS will go over all the various ways to protect your and your customer.

Why Wait?

After these steps, you may want to wait even longer and make sure your website is perfect. The good news is you can easily rework web pages. However, if you wait until every page is perfect, you will never launch your site. If you prioritize issues to be addressed under high, medium, and low levels, it saves you time. High priority changes should be done before launch, medium are less crucial but are definite goals, and low levels are good ideas which can be implemented in the future.