QUALITY ASSURANCE

Quality assurance

As described in delivery methodology, we decompose the project into big parts, then medium ones and eventually small. We track quality by verifying and validating delivery on every level of delivery. From individual tasks, to modules and components.

Quality starts at the definition of business goals

How to make sure that high-level business goals reached? We set business-level acceptance criteria together with the key stakeholders and make sure that further planning and delivery on component level would satisfy these.

Test case and acceptance criteria at each level of project scope

Once the project is decomposed into components each of them gets acceptance criteria to verify and validate it once delivered.

Further, once components are decomposed into modules each of them also gets acceptance criteria to be verified and validated once ready.

Afterwards, user stories get their own acceptance criterias and coding tasks get test cases to be passed to be ready for review.

And once delivery starts - the journey goes back up to the big project goals. First granular tasks are run versus created test cases, then they get assembled into a module that is checked against its acceptance criteria on module-level, and then the same happens with components and an entire project goals!

The fact that each small detail of an engine is tested and works individually does not guarantee that once these are assembled into the engine, it would perform as intended!

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Antons Sapriko

Quality assurance

Quality starts at the definition of business goals

Test case and acceptance criteria at each level of project scope

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