Quality Assurance
What is Quality Assurance?
Quality assurance is a way of preventing mistakes and defects in manufactured products and avoiding problems when delivering products or services to customers. So, before the deployment stage, the product should be testing by Quality Assurance Engineer to check the readiness of each part of the product so when it is release, it can run well and stable.
Every companies always strives to provide the best products in order to get satisfaction from users. To ensure all products works really well before releasing to the market, every companies provides strict product quality selection. In developing any applications project that is developed by a software developer team, the applications must enter the testing phase carried out by Quality Assurance Analyst.
What is Quality Assurance Do?
A Quality Assurance is responsible for ensuring software or applications created by a company can work properly. After the software developer is finished in the manufacturing process, the Quality Assurance Analyst will try to run the software for testing it first. They basically look for any loopholes for errors.
The main purpose of usability Quality Assurance Analyst is to prevent defective products from the production planning stage to the product distribution stage to consumers to avoid rework that costs a lot of money. The process is carried out by start testing from features, functionality, visual elements, which are to prevent bugs, programs that suddenly freeze, and so on.