Test management for web and IT projects
We plan, steer and document quality assurance in your project, from test strategy to acceptance. Accessibility is not an extra at the end but a test objective from day one.
What we take on
Test strategy and concept
Test levels and test types, entry and exit criteria, environments, test data and responsibilities. Short enough to be read.
Test cases and execution
Functional tests, regression tests, acceptance tests with the business side and accessibility tests with assistive technology, all documented traceably.
Defect management
Reproducible tickets with steps, expectation and result. Prioritisation by impact, tracked until the re-test passes.
Reporting and acceptance
Test status in plain language for project leads and steering committees. An acceptance recommendation with named residual risks instead of a traffic light without reasons.
When test management pays off
- A relaunch or new build with several suppliers where nobody owns overall quality
- Tenders with accessibility requirements whose fulfilment you have to accept and prove
- Ongoing development with regular releases that must not break things every time
- Introduction of a content management system, portal or specialist application with many stakeholders
How we work with your team
We work in your tools, whether Jira, Azure DevOps, TestRail or spreadsheets. We write test cases so that business and development understand them equally. We coordinate test automation with your developers without replacing it: what repeats gets automated; people test what needs judgment.
For accessibility we bring the checkpoints of EN 301 549 straight into the test case catalogue. A form is only done when it works with keyboard and screen reader, not when an audit report lists defects at the end.
What you get
- A test concept with strategy, scope and acceptance criteria
- A test case catalogue including the accessibility checkpoints
- Test logs and defect reports with status per release
- An acceptance report with residual risks and a recommendation
- On request: coaching for your team so test management continues in-house
Let's talk about your project.
An initial conversation is free and usually takes 30 minutes. Afterwards you will know what needs doing and what it costs.