Quality Control

Software quality assurance helps to identify and correct errors and defects that can lead to program failures or malfunctions. This improves software reliability and stability

We identify and fix bottlenecks and inefficient algorithms in the software product. This leads to improved performance and faster software operation

Ensuring that the product meets customer requirements leads to customer satisfaction and builds customer confidence in the product.

In this stage, the goals and objectives of quality control are defined and an action plan is developed. The plan specifies the methods and tools that will be used to check the quality of the software

Software requirements are analyzed and a match between software functionality and customer requirements is established. If a discrepancy is found, adjustments and changes are made to the software product

One of the main stages of software quality control is testing. At this stage, various types of testing are performed such as unit testing, integration testing, system testing, etc. The purpose of testing is to identify errors and defects in the software

After testing, the results of testing are evaluated. The detected errors and defects are recorded and passed to the developers for correction. Software efficiency and performance are also analyzed

Based on the results of software QA, developers make necessary corrections and improvements to the software product. The QA process can then be repeated to verify the effectiveness of the changes made