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This time, our team tested a desktop application designed for remote work management. The software is available on all major operating systems (Windows, MacOS, and Linux). This application provides analysis and actionable insights into the productivity of remote employees, as well as the efficiency of workflows.
Even though the client had an in-house team of Automation QA engineers, they needed additional expertise. In particular, they required specialists with extensive experience in automating tests for such products and deep knowledge of automation tools for desktop applications across all operating systems.
Each OS has its own peculiarities, such as system architecture, available libraries, and APIs. This increases the complexity and effort required for thorough compatibility testing.
Automating these interactions is challenging as it requires reliable modeling of user actions and processing of various actions by different software. In addition, any updates to third-party applications or websites may disrupt the automation scripts, requiring frequent updates and maintenance.
Developing and maintaining complex test scenarios requires advanced technical skills and significant experience in desktop automation.
Setting up and maintaining a proper CI/CD integration requires substantial effort, especially when dealing with desktop applications that need specific configurations for different operating systems.
The client didn't have much time and resources allocated to hiring and onboarding new QA specialists. This is why the company needed a flexible team of QA engineers with previous experience on such projects to provide the necessary testing services as soon as possible.
We followed the next steps to prepare for testing:
Our specialists prepared comprehensive test documentation to support the QA process, including: