Agile testing
Agile working requires test processes that move with your pace. With shift-left testing and automation, quality is guaranteed from the start and testing turns a brake into an accelerator.
Our agile testing approach
Testing should be a natural part of your Scrum process. With a shift-left approach, testers participate in the team from the start, or the testing process is coordinated across multiple teams.
You combine manual testing, where risks and scenarios are thoroughly investigated, with automated checks. For example, regression control becomes part of the CI/CD pipeline and each commit is validated immediately. The result: fewer surprises, more time for exploratory testing and bug hunts.
With clear agreements, such as a Definition of Ready (DoR) and Definition of Done (DoD), everyone knows when work is really done. This provides guidance and a high quality standard that suits your pace.
Agile testing in practice
Testing within an Agile environment requires flexibility, but also a critical eye that takes quality to a higher level. Below are some examples of how we approach this.
User story validation
By taking a critical look at acceptance criteria from the start, user stories become clear, achievable and testable. This way, you really build what you need and avoid wasting time and effort during the sprint.
Automate regression
With automated regression checks, you continuously check the most important functions in your application. This ensures stable releases, even with rapid iterations, and gives teams the confidence to deliver more often and with certainty.
Exploratory testing
When regression is automatically secured, there is room for testers to thoroughly explore applications. By trying out unexpected scenarios, you will discover issues that would otherwise only become visible later, and you will gain new insights.
CI/CD integration
By incorporating regression and quality checks directly into the CI/CD pipeline, each change is automatically tested. Problems come up immediately, allowing developers to make quick adjustments and keep the release quality up to date.
Definition of Done
By agreeing on clear quality criteria in advance, every team member knows what “done” really means. This prevents misunderstandings and ensures that each delivery meets the expectations of both business and users.
Why do organizations choose us
Agile testing specialists combine knowledge of Scrum and DevOps with years of experience in test processes. They know how to set up test automation within CI/CD, how to bring business and IT closer together, and how to keep a grip on quality without losing speed.
Whether you're starting small or looking for a complete framework, you'll get an approach that is scalable, understandable and future-proof. No generic advice, but customized solutions that suit your context.
