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Reliable Web Application and Website Testing

Building a successful web application carries brand reputation risks if any failure occurs. That is why we emphasize the early integration of both functional and non-functional testing during the development stages. Our service ensures that your web application is robust, user-friendly, and aligned with the latest industry standards, giving you a competitive edge.

Belitsoft web testing company has an experienced QA team with an extensive background in using different testing tools and approaches to deliver error-free web applications and websites. Our dedicated software testing team is available to test your software right now!

Our best practice is reviewing code on a peer-to-peer basis among team members at equal levels. Every team member can give a fresh set of eyes to detect bugs before a code revision round by the tech leads. It is one of our daily, routine activities, and that approach accelerates the software development process.

Dmitry Baraishuk Belitsoft's CTO on Forbes.com

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Types of Web Testing we provide

Functional Web Testing

We verify your web applications/sites operations to ensure they perform precisely as intended and align with your business needs. This process includes in-depth validation of all system functionalities, including data processing, business logic and the accurate execution of all user commands. We rigorously test critical website forms, including registration and order forms, to confirm accurate form field functionality, mandatory field completion, and reliable form submission processes. Our testing guarantees the flawless handling of cookies, including their deletion, when the web cache is cleared.

Security Web Testing

In security testing, we confirm secure pages are accessible only to authorized users and check to ensure that the downloading of restricted files is blocked without proper access and authentication. We also test the reliability and effectiveness of features that automatically terminate sessions after periods of user inactivity to ensure enhanced security. Our services include proper redirection to encrypted SSL pages when SSL certificates are used. And we also implement and validate industry-standard security tests like OWASP Top 10, CWE, CERT, and more. Furthermore, we incorporate and assess code quality standards, such as JSLint within Static Application Security Testing (SAST) and Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST).

Performance and Load Web Testing

Checking your website’s performance includes measuring the response times of your web application to set benchmarks and key performance indicators (KPIs) under different network conditions. Our load testing methods determine how your web application executes under normal conditions, such as single-user performance, as well as during peak loads with millions of virtual users. We also conduct stress testing to identify the breakpoint of your web application when pushed beyond normal load, particularly during peak times. Additionally, we focus on assessing your site's ability to recover from crashes or availability issues, ensuring it remains robust and resilient in demanding scenarios.

Accessibility Web Testing

Our service offering in accessibility testing evaluates your web application against common accessibility standards like WCAG, ADA, Section 508, and the ACA for clients in Canada. Additionally, we focus on providing proper accessibility IDs for web elements to make test automation easier.

Automation Web Testing

We apply automated web testing to improve the team’s productivity and get instant reports and wider coverage of test cases in less time, addressing requirements and features in each cycle. Also, test automation is a cost-effective way to minimize human error and maximize result accuracy. This extensive test coverage helps in preventing avoidable issues from going into production and causing a poor user experience. By integrating automated testing, we ensure your web application or website meets high standards of quality and reliability.

Manual Web Testing

Belitsoft has qualified manual testers who can detect all bugs in your software on the development stage. They use the latest manual web testing tools and techniques to improve the reliability, functionality, and usability of your product while identifying issues. We also focus on the human aspect of your website's experience. Our team carries out UX and layout testing, conducts localization tests for multiple regions and languages, and ensures compatibility on various screen sizes and resolutions.

Application Testing

We provide all kinds of app testing services. Our quality assurance engineers check its usability, performance, functionality, security. Our team detects any issues before the application is published. As a result, you get an error-free solution with maximum user engagement.

SaaS Web Testing

The market is pressuring SaaS to require frequent releases of new features (days and weeks, not months) and quick bug fixes (hours, not days). Our SaaS QA engineers run automated tests to make sure that updates do not disrupt the service for any tenants. Test cycles are fast, simultaneous, and automated where possible, without waiting until the end of a development cycle. They help you check the reliability of a shared database under high usage and verify that your SLAs are met, including uptime, response time, and security for each tenant and their sensitive data.

Our Web Testing Approach

During each web testing project, we follow a set of processes to ensure our work provides maximum results.

Project requirements

The team analyzes your requirements to understand the expected results. We typically involve developers in the discussion to get a clear view of the technical task.

Process planning

Once the team understands all requirements, we create a detailed test plan. The list includes all test tools, types, deliverables, deadlines, and stages. Such systematization helps us work more efficiently.

Test design

Test design is the process of creating test documentation (test cases). Test cases include creating tests of any possible user actions, description of all testing steps and expected results after completing.

Environment setup

We prepare the test environment for your website and application. It usually includes servers, hardware, and other tools that imitate real usage. This helps us test your solution in different workloads.

Test execution

Once everything is prepared, the team applies all its skills to test the web solution. This is where we detect issues and provide recommendations to create bug-free websites.

Test closure

After all the processes are complete, we create a general report with estimates, detected issues, and additional data. This document helps your developers fix current and prevent future bugs.

Technologies and tools we use

Automation testing
Cucumber
Selenium
Appium
Ranorex
Test Complete
Robot Framework
Quick test Pro
Nunit
JUnit
XCUITest
Calabash
Selenium + Python
Codeception
Cypress
Security testing TOOLs
HCL AppScan
Nessus
NMAP
BurpSuite
Acunetix
OWASP ZAP
Metasploit
Wireshark
DBeaver
rdp-sec-check
SNMPCHECK
AiR
SSLSCAN
Performance testing tools
JMeter
Load Runner
Visual Studio

Our Qualified Web Testing Team

Belitsoft is a leading web application testing company with an experienced QA team. Our experts have ensured dozens of websites and apps meet all the requirements for maximum usability. Choosing to hire an offshore testing team can save up to 40% on costs, without compromising on meticulousness or delivering a flawless web experience.

With our skilled offshore QA facility and testing team, we deploy advanced tools and methodologies to identify and eliminate bugs, enhancing your web application's functionality and user experience. Our engineers prioritize creating user-friendly and reliable projects, resulting in a trend-setting website that surpasses the competition.

Test lead/manager

Our test managers make sure all QA processes are provided on time. They also manage the team and plan various testing activities to help you get an error-free web app.

Test Engineer

Test engineers create the testing processes for your project and apply automated and manual testing methods to detect bugs and errors. They also focus on preventing future issues and create recommendations for your websites.

Portfolio

15+ Senior Developers to scale B2B BI Software for the Company Gained $100M Investment
Senior Developers to scale BI Software
Belitsoft is providing staff augmentation service for the Independent Software Vendor and has built a team of 16 highly skilled professionals, including .NET developers, QA automation, and manual software testing engineers.
Manual and Automated Testing to Cut Costs by 40% for Cybersecurity Software Company
Manual and Automated Testing to Cut Costs by 40% for Cybersecurity Software Company
Belitsoft has built a team of 70 QA engineers for performing regression, functional, and other types of software testing, which cut costs for the software cybersecurity company by 40%.
Software Testing for Fast Release & Smooth Work of Resource Management App
Software Testing for Resource Management App
The international video production enterprise Technicolor partnered with Belitsoft to get cost-effective help with software testing for faster releases of new features and higher overall quality of the HRM platform.

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What is Web Application?
What is Web Application?
Web application is a collection of scripts The definition from the article "Penetration Testing for Web Applications (Part One)" (Jody Melbourne and David Jorm via Symantec). "A Web application is an application, generally comprised of a collection of scripts, that reside on a Web server and interact with databases or other sources of dynamic content. They are fast becoming ubiquitous as they allow service providers and their clients to share and manipulate information in an (often) platform-independent manner via the infrastructure of the Internet. Some examples of Web applications include search engines, Webmail, shopping carts and portal systems. Web applications typically interact with the user via FORM elements and GET or POST variables (even a 'Click Here' button is usually a FORM submission). With GET variables, the inputs to the application can be seen within the URL itself, however, with POST requests it is often necessary to study the source of form-input pages (or capture and decode valid requests) in order to determine the users inputs". An example HTTP request that might be provided to a typical Web application. Every element of this request can potentially be used by the Web application processing the request. The REQUEST-URI identifies the unit of code that will be invoked along with the query string: a separated list of &variable=value pairs defining input parameters. This is the main form of Web applications input. The Session-ID header provides a token identifying the client's established session as a primitive form of authentication. The Host header is used to distinguish between virtual hosts sharing the same IP address and will typically be parsed by the Web server, but is, in theory, within the domain of the Web application. Web application is a software application The definition below is from the article "Web Application Scanners: Definitions and Functions" (Proceedings of Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences). "The Web Application Security Consortium (WASC) defines a web application as “a software application, executed by a web server, which responds to dynamic web page requests over HTTP.” A web application is comprised of a collection of scripts, which reside on a web server and interact with databases or other sources of dynamic content. Using the infrastructure of the Internet, web applications allow service providers and clients to share and manipulate information in a platform-independent manner. The technologies used to build web applications include PHP, Active Server Pages (ASP), Perl, Common Gateway Interface (CGI), Java Server Pages (JSP), JavaScript, VBScript, etc. Some of the broad categories of web application technologies are communication protocols, formats, server-side and client-side scripting languages, browser plug-ins, and web server API. A web application has a distributed n-tiered architecture. Typically, there is a client (web browser), a web server, an application server (or several application servers), and a persistence (database) server". A simplified view of a web application There may be a firewall between web client and web server. Source: samate.nist.gov/docs/wa_paper.pdf Web application is a program The definition below is from the article "Java Technologies for Web Applications" (Oracle Technology Network). "Web applications are programs that run on more than one computer and communicate through a network or server. Specifically, web applications are accessed with a web browser and are popular because of the ease of using the browser as a user client. For the enterprise, the ability to update and maintain web applications without deploying and installing software on potentially thousands of client computers is a key reason for their popularity. Web applications are used for webmail, online retail sales, discussion boards, weblogs, online banking, and more. One web application can be accessed and used by millions of people. Web applications are made up of many parts and often contain mini-programs, some of which have user interfaces, and some of which do not require a graphical user interface (GUI) at all. In addition, web applications frequently require an additional markup or scripting language, such as HTML, CSS, or JavaScript programming language.  A web application can be as simple as a page that shows the current date and time or as complex as a set of pages on which you can look up and book the most convenient flight, hotels, and car rentals for your next vacation".
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Responsive Website vs Mobile App
Responsive Website vs Mobile App
Responsive and adaptive websites Responsive websites, like any other, consist of a set of interconnected HTML pages that can be opened via any browser. The difference is, they are designed to adapt to the way the content is rendered on a variety of screen sizes with the help of CSS media queries. The idea is to provide a user with a perfect experience regardless of the device they access the website. It saves the need to resize anything manually to view content. One should not confuse responsive and adaptive websites. The latter term is used to name a website that leverages different layouts designed for a certain set of screen sizes. It means that a developer should bear in mind all the possible existing size and resolution options. If the website does not support one of them, it will not be displayed decently. Meanwhile, the former type implies that there is only one layout that is “fluid” and adapts automatically the way it is optimal for the given screen. The animation demonstrates the basic difference between the two. Responsive web design is above, adaptive below. Source: css-tricks.com While both ideas have their right to exist, a responsive website approach is recommended by Google. The history of website adapting its layout to the browser viewpoint width parameters can be traced back to 2001 and Audi.com. The term “responsive web design” itself was coined in 2010 by Ethan Marcotte.  Mashable called 2013 “the year of responsive web design”.   But it was not until 2015 when the “responsive” idea was reinforced by Google. The company announced that it will adjust its search mechanisms to promote the rankings of mobile-friendly pages. The concept was even dubbed Mobilegeddon. Google believes that the measure will lead to better user experience, since “the desktop version of a site might be difficult to view and use on a mobile device”. Google also states, that “61% of users are unlikely to return to a mobile site that they had trouble accessing from their phone, and 40% go to a competitor’s.” Statista claims, that 52.5 % of all website traffic worldwide in 2018 is generated through mobile phones. Percentage of all global web pages served to mobile phones from 2009 to 2018 Thus, well-designed mobile experience is no more a matter of preference, but an apparent need for businesses. Mobile apps One of the pivotal moments that gave rise for mobile apps was a 2007 Steve Jobs Keynote Speech, where the concept of the first iPhone was unveiled. A year later, on July 10, 2008, Apple launched the first ever Apple App Store with 500 apps. A few months later, on 22 October 2008, Android Market ( Google play since 2012) with 50 apps showed up. The word “app” was named as “Word of the Year” by the American Dialect Society for 2010. After almost a decade, apps hold a predominant position when it comes to the share of mobile time. More than 80% of mobile minutes worldwide are spent on apps. There are three main options for creating a mobile app: native, hybrid and cross-platform. A native mobile app is coded in a specific programming language for each targeted platform, such as Objective C and Swift for iOS or Java, Kotlin and C/C++ for Android. Hybrid mobile apps are designed for multiple operating systems. They are written using web technologies (like JavaScript, CSS, and HTML5) and then wrapped into a mobile app with WebView to run on each platform. The most popular frameworks for hybrid app development are PhoneGap, Cordova, and Ionic. Like the hybrid, cross-platform mobile apps are aimed at running on different platforms. However, they do not wield HTML and CSS and talk directly to the mobile OS. Mobile application development is one of Belitsoft’s top priorities. Learn more about why you should choose us for your next mobile app. Do you want to reach a broader audience? Typically, the first move one is likely to do when coming across an unfamiliar brand is google it. While both apps and responsive websites can appear in search results, a responsive website is made for both mobile and desktop browsers and allows to capture a broader audience. Moreover, one generally tends to explore an unfamiliar brand via a website first. The reason is a user does not have to download or install it, thus they should not allocate some treasured mobile storage for an app of a brand they do not know. ‘Mobile web is an acquisition channel, and may be first time people are experiencing our company. Once they have a strong relationship with the brand, we use the app to create personalized experiences that cater to the customer.’ Director of mobile, large US office supply retailer To earn users’ loyalty to the brand, companies cook up all kinds of bonus systems. For example, Starbucks Rewards app enables its users to receive stars for purchases that add up to some free food and drinks later. That is, mobile websites are a good choice for establishing initial awareness and engagement. However, for more personalized customer-user interactions and retention, it is better to go with an app. Another advantage of a responsive website is that it can be accessed via any device regardless of the OS it is based on. The only thing to bear in mind is HTML5 compatibility. In fact, all of the big-league browsers like Internet Explorer, Edge, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera, Safari for IOS and Android-optimized browsers support HTML5, but some features vary from browser to browser. What about time and resources? Responsive website development will have a much lower price tag and time needed than a native mobile app build up. The reason is that instead of one responsive website you have to develop at least two apps from scratch (one for Android and one for iOS) and hire a development team for each version. This, in turn, entails two times more work and resources while bug fixing and adding new features. It also makes maintenance cost higher. Yet, responsive websites can’t provide a full-scale mobile experience (more on it below) and you still have to pay for domain and hosting. However, if you still do want an app, but do not have resources and time for native apps development, you may consider going hybrid or cross-platform. Both approaches require building only one app for all platforms, which means shorter development time (including later updates and new features integration) and efficient maintenance. For example, Ionic 2 code is nearly 100% reusable. Such apps will run seamlessly regardless of the OS. Though some UI components still need to be adjusted to the target platform requirements. React Native and Xamarin allow to retain approximately 90% and up to 96% of code respectively. Read more about how Ionic 2, React Native and Xamarin compare in our blog. By the way, to distribute your apps in market stores it is also necessary to pay the registration fee. The price is one-time 25$ to Google Play and annual 99$ for the Apple Developer Program or 299 USD for the Apple Developer Enterprise Program to App Store. Are you going to update a lot? A website requires fewer efforts and costs for its maintaining compared to mobile apps. For example, you only have to edit your website once and the upgrades will be immediately active across all kinds of devices. Meanwhile, editing a native mobile app is a more knotty procedure. After an upgraded version for each OS type is prepared, it should be approved by the marketplaces. On average, it takes from 24 hours for 50% of apps to 48 hours for over 90% of apps to be reviewed on App Store. What for Google Play, it suggests waiting for at least 24 hours for an update to appear before contacting its support team. Besides, an end-user either has to set automatic updates on or upgrade an app manually after each update to get the changes. Since hybrid apps leverage HTML5, you get an ability to update an app without asking a user to upgrade it on their device. It allows for easier app management by enabling developers to implement updates and fix bugs as needed. In addition, there is no waiting time to get the update approved. Cross-platform apps built with React Native can also benefit from the Over-the-Air update feature. However, for some significant upgrades like adding new features, it is recommended to send out an app to an app store for review. What industry are you aiming at? User’s choice of a means for accessing the Internet largely depends on a type of activity they want to engage in. IAB conducted a Global mobile experience study, where they divided mobile activities into 3 groups: functionality, entertainment, and communications. Consumers tend to use mobile web for utility-directed tasks like searching, booking, and purchasing products. When entertainment and communications come into play, mobile apps are, for the most part, a far more favored alternative. Another research further proves the idea that things like communication, weather, games, music, photo and video, physical activity tracking, and daily management are better off as an app. Imagine that if it were not for an Instagram app, you should open a mobile browser, log in and only then could you see that awesome picture of a friend. All this instead of simple tap on the app’s icon. ‘Though responsive design is much better than having to ‘pinch-and-zoom’, it isn’t an optimized experience for mobile visitors. At its core, responsive design makes the desktop experience look good on mobile, but it doesn’t address the specific needs of mobile visitors.’ Talia Wolf, listed among influential voices in conversion optimization Do you need offline mode? Responsive websites require a constant Internet connection. Of course, you can save a certain webpage for offline reading both on iOS and Android, but for anything else you need to stay online. Apps can work both online and offline. While it may not be such an issue for the “first world” countries, it makes a difference for developing states. So when your users must have access to an app’s data anytime and anywhere, better go with an app. Some examples of apps that provide offline functionality are: Google Maps, that offers offline access to maps and turn-by-turn navigation. However, it's necessary to download the area of interest from Google Maps in advance to use it offline. Spotify - a music streaming app, Premium version of which allows users to enjoy their music offline. A variety of dictionaries like Merriam Webster, Dictionary.com, and WordWeb to name a few. Take a look at our mobile app portfolio to see some examples of apps with offline mode. Do you need mobile native features? Mobile devices earned their popularity not just because they fit in the pocket, but also because they are stuffed with such features as Bluetooth, camera, GPS, contact list, speech recognition and many more. Since native mobile apps are designed specifically for each target platform, they can immediately access all device-specific features. It is also feasible to leverage required mobile functionality in hybrid apps with the help of PhoneGap or Cordova. Cross-platform React Native apps can also access native functionality using native modules. Mobile internet browsers are helping to bridge the gap between an app and a website. However, the user experience may depend on the OS and browser one chooses. While both iOS Safari and Android Chrome can support geolocation, they still lack geofencing functionality. Android Chrome. Source: https://whatwebcando.today IOS Safari. Source: https://whatwebcando.today Geofencing integrated into mobile apps is a powerful tool for mobile marketers to boost engagement. It enables triggering push notifications every time a user enters a certain location. The idea is to drive interaction by targeting the right people in the right places and at the right time. According to a Global Market Insights report, the geofencing market size was estimated at over 200 million in 2016 with a CAGR of over 28% from 2017 to 2024. Walmart was one of the first retailers to introduce geofencing in its app with a “Store Mode”. ‘When you enter the store with the mobile app, say you're in Store Mode, you can search the store, and it can also give you the local ad for the store you're in so you know what's on sale in that store. We were one of the first retailers to do that.’ Ojonimi Bako, director of innovation for Walmart Labs By the way, not every mobile browser even supports push notifications. Android/Chrome. Source: https://whatwebcando.today Safari. Source: https://whatwebcando.today IOS/Chrome. Source: https://whatwebcando.today It means that even if your iPhone or iPad has a browser like Chrome installed, you still will not be able to receives pushes on your device. Android browsers, however, favor the feature. Why does it matter? Leanplum says, that promotional push notifications lead to an almost tenfold increase in purchases and 16 % more money spend with your brand. Neither iOS Safari nor Android Chrome browser won’t be useful if one wants to embrace NFC. Android Chrome. Source: https://whatwebcando.today IOS Safari. Source: https://whatwebcando.today The technology is widely implemented in the mobile payment industry. Apps like Apple Pay, Samsung Pay or MasterCard PayPass are vivid specimens. Yet NFC is not only about payments. For example, InstaWifi app allows to easily share WiFi login information through NFC tag or QR code. EndlessID is a great idea of NFC implementation in healthcare. The app enables sharing of medical and emergency contact information, ensuring the safety of your loved ones. BelitSoft has extensive expertise in healthcare solutions development. Write to us to get a free quote! A responsive website can also strip you of access to contacts, SMS sharing, task scheduling, and wake lock. Android Chrome. Source: https://whatwebcando.today IOS Safari. Source: https://whatwebcando.today Android Chrome. Source: https://whatwebcando.today IOS Safari. Source: https://whatwebcando.today To crown it all, with iOS websites one also will not be able to enjoy the features like speech recognition, VR, AR, fullscreen mode, access to battery status and some others. Android Chrome. Source: https://whatwebcando.today IOS Safari. Source: https://whatwebcando.today Android Chrome. Source: https://whatwebcando.today IOS Safari. Source: https://whatwebcando.today Android Chrome. Source: https://whatwebcando.today IOS Safari. Source: https://whatwebcando.today Android Chrome. Source: https://whatwebcando.today IOS Safari. Source: https://whatwebcando.today What about Progressive Web Apps? Introduced in 2015 by Google, Progressive web apps (PWAs) are roughly defined as a website that looks and behaves as if it is a mobile app. PWAs are built to take advantage of native mobile device features, without requiring the end user to visit an app store, make a purchase and download software locally. Instead, a PWA can be located with a search engine query and accessed immediately through a browser. There is no need to write different code for each platform - one app will do it all. However, its functionality may be still limited by browsers. For example, Firefox adds icon badges to a PWA’s home screen image, while Chrome still does not. Apple, though neglecting PWAs for a long time, has also finally introduced its main components - Service Workers and Web App Manifest - to Safari 11.1. It allows Safari-run PWAs to work offline and be pinned to the home screen, providing more native-like experience. Yet, Apple, unlike others, still does not allow its PWA users to get web push notifications. Brands like Twitter, Forbes, Washington Post, Flipkart Lite and Aliexpress have successfully implemented a new app-style and are reaping the rewards. For example, Aliexpress PWA resulted in a 74% increase in time spent per session and 104% conversion rate growth for new customers. With its PWA, Forbes saw a 43% increase in sessions per user compared to the previous mobile site, and engagement was up 100%. Twitter designed its PWA with the focus on instant loading, user engagement, and lower data consumption. It helped reduce a size app from 23.5MB Android version to only 600KB of PWA. By this, Twitter aims at covering a broader audience, including those of emerging markets. As a result, the number of pages viewed per session increased by 65% and the bounce rate decreased by 20%. Conclusion Choosing between a responsive website and a mobile app is not a black-and-white issue. The decision should be made based on your business’ goals and resources. While apps generally provide a more personalized experience, going responsive can attract a broader audience and save a lot of money. Besides, a mobile approach can reasonably include both options.
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Saas Website Design Inspiration: TOP-20 Header and Footer Design
Saas Website Design Inspiration: TOP-20 Header and Footer Design
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