💎 How to develop a robust quality assurance process at the start of a project? Don’t miss these tips from a Lead QA Analyst at Work&Co to learn how you can achieve a successful engagement. Watch the video to the end to learn the fundamentals of the QA process!
📼 You must develop a robust quality assurance process to ensure you consistently deliver the best products. Play this video to get three top tips that can lead to an improved QA process. You'll hear from Rituja Donadkar, Lead QA Analyst at Work & Co, who shares her learnings throughout her career as a quality assurance professional.
📼 Tips for developing a robust quality assurance process - #1: Make the quality of your product a priority. People are increasingly expecting great, seamless digital experiences. When they don't get them, it can impact brand loyalty. At Work&Co, they believe in building products that are designed in a way that is simple to understand and interact with. This is the foundation for why Work &Co has a fully dedicated quality assurance team. Great products are found through continuous trial and error until arriving at the most successful result.
📼 Tips for developing a robust quality assurance process - #2: Involve QA members in every phase of the project. At Work&Co, Rituja considers it’s best to include QA members as early as the tech discovery phase, enabling them to have transparent conversations about processes that should be implemented on the project. This time is ideal to discuss configuration management for the project by meeting with your team and figuring out basic criteria. The next phase is the design phase. Having QA involved in this stage allows the team to identify missing flaws and accessibility issues before the next phase begins. The third phase, development, involves writing test cases and validating user stories. An extremely important factor to discuss here is risk management. It is the QA professional’s responsibility to collaborate with other team members to identify, assess, prioritize, monitor, and propose mitigation strategies for any risks that may appear. And, last but not least, is the delivery and support phase: user acceptance testing is also a part of this phase.
Tips To Develop A Robust Quality Assurance Process - #3:
Continue to evolve processes. To remain knowledgeable as technology evolves, research and experimentation are a must. Along with working on projects, QA team members also work in smaller groups to research, experiment, and document new tools. Learning and evolving is a part of their structure. At Work&Co, the QA team frequently gets together to sync on what's working and what needs to be changed.
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Get to Know Rituja Donadkar
Rituja is an experienced Quality Assurance Engineer with a demonstrated history of working in the internet industry. Skilled in Databases, HTML, Scrum, Web Applications, and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), she’s a strong engineering professional with a Master of Computer Science focused in Computer Science from Stevens Institute of Technology. If you are interested in a career at Work & Co, you can connect with Rituja Donadkar on LinkedIn. Don’t forget to mention this video!
More About Work & Co
Work & Co is a 400-person digital product company with offices in the United States, Europe and Latin America. The best digital products require small, senior teams who are hands-on from start to finish. Our clients — IKEA, Apple, Epic Games, Nike, Gatorade, Mercedes, Aesop, Vistaprint, ALDO, and other admired companies — participate directly in an iterative process based on rapid prototyping, continuous testing, and fewer large meetings.
