Automated testing for Fundflex

Fundflex offers comprehensive online loan software that can be customized to meet the specific needs of any business. Whether you offer digital lending services like crowdfunding and peer-to-peer or more traditional services like a line of credit and installment loans, this company can help you streamline your operations and improve your bottom line.

Previously, there was no tester on the project, so test documentation was unavailable. There was a need to define and organize the registration of test coverage. Our goal on the project is to automate and cover all functionality with tests from scratch.

Luxe Quality provided a highly skilled Automation QA / Team Lead for this project. By aiming for complete test coverage, it was ensured that all critical scenarios and edge cases were thoroughly tested, minimizing the risk of potential issues or regressions.

• 80% covered by tests; 
• Testing framework was created for the project, which included a set of testing tools, test data and test scripts;
• Tests for automation are written according to precise instructions and requirements of the client. 

• JS + WebdriverIO: To create automated web interface tests.   
• GitHub: To store and manage test code conveniently. This platform made collaborative work on tests more efficient: QA team members could easily share code, control versions, and conduct code revisions through change requests.  
• Allure Report: To create informative reports on test progress.   
• Docker: To create isolated test environments. This technology reduced the risk of various environmental conflicts and made it easy to deploy and run tests in different environments, greatly simplifying the testing process. 

Based on the requirements, this project used two testing approaches: Checklist Testing and Exploratory Testing. These approaches were used toprovide comprehensive functionality coverage andidentify potential issues that may have yet to be noticeable using only the checklist.

• Checklist Testing:  As part of this testing, we developed a detailed checklist of test cases and scenarios covering the project's main functional areas and primary use cases. 
•  Exploratory Testing: We utilized Exploratory Testing for a more flexible and unstructured approach. This research-oriented method relied on experience and intuition to identify potential problems.

Both forms of testing concluded with the analysis of identified problems and defects. While Checklist Testing ensured a structured approach and compliance with the essential requirements, Exploratory Testing assisted in identifying non-obvious bugs and issues that may have been overlooked in the formalized test cases. These two approaches complemented each other, ensuring comprehensive testing and a high-quality product.