Thoughtful planning, good frameworks, and well written code combine to create great websites. Engineering excellence is found in multiple processes across our website builds, but a use case where itâs notably important is testing changes to live websites.
Websites always need changes at some point in the future - thatâs totally normal. But thatâs also why itâs important that we understand the implications and âdomino effectâ of making the right changes, without risking damaging your website functionality.
We create code that simulates changes to user behaviour to discover exactly what the results will be on your live website. With pre-testing, clients can be reassured that when changes are rolled out to their live site, theyâre going to work and not cause any negative impact.
Hereâs an example:
Your website is the customer-facing platform for your businessâ e-commerce function.
Behind the scenes, complex integrations link your customer records, ordering, stock control, logistics, and finance systems. For your customer to have a great user experience buying from you, all the systems must reliably talk to each other, updating if items are delayed or out of stock, triggering fast dispatch of items and taking payment quickly to keep your cash flow nice and healthy.
The chances are these systems will be from a range of software houses and reliant on integrations to make them work together. So when one software house makes a change or upgrade to your sales platform, it is likely to impact how your suite of systems communicate with each other.
Our job is to test before implementation so your customers and business are not adversely affected by an unexpected bug or glitch.