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Testing and Quality Engineering

Ecommerce and Web Application Testing

Ecommerce and Web Application Testing checks whether your site does what it should for real customers on real devices. We test the journeys that carry money and trust: search, product pages, basket, checkout, accounts, enquiries and admin. We report what failed, where, and what it would take to fix, without dressing it up.

Who it is for

Clear support for the point you are at now.

The service is scoped around the current site, product or process so the next step is useful rather than overbuilt.

  • Shops on WooCommerce, Shopify, Drupal Commerce or a custom platform, before or after launch.
  • Interiors and product brands whose catalogue, pricing or variants have grown complicated.
  • Businesses that have just migrated platforms and need to know what broke.
  • Teams that need an independent pass before a campaign, launch or busy season.

We begin with a short conversation about your platform, the journeys that matter and the release or launch date you are working towards.

Common problems

The practical issues this service is designed to clarify.

The work avoids broad promises and focuses on decisions, structure and code a business owner can act on.

Checkout or payment issues surface only when customers complain.

The site works on the developer's laptop but not on the phones customers actually use.

Accessibility has never been checked and nobody knows the exposure.

Pages are slow and nobody has measured where the time goes.

Scope

What this can include, and what it does not include by default.

The exact scope is confirmed after an enquiry or audit. This keeps the work practical and avoids promises that need a larger brief.

Included

  • Functional testing of the main user journeys, in authenticated and unauthenticated states.
  • Ecommerce testing: catalogue, filters, variants, pricing, basket, coupons, checkout and order emails.
  • Cross-browser and mobile testing on the devices and browsers your customers use.
  • Accessibility testing against WCAG guidelines, with practical fixes noted.
  • Performance testing of key pages, with findings on caching, assets and third-party scripts.
  • A technical audit report: prioritised findings, reproduction steps and evidence.

Not included by default

  • Fixing the defects found, unless a separate build or support scope is agreed.
  • Formal accessibility certification or legal compliance sign-off.
  • Penetration testing and security auditing.
  • Load testing at production scale, which needs its own scope and environment.

Ecommerce and Web Application Testing

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