Requirements Testing (Shift-Left QA)
We catch bugs before a single line of code is written. Our Shift-Left QA approach analyzes your documentation, specifications, and designs for logical loopholes, ambiguities, and inconsistencies. Fixing logic on paper is dramatically cheaper than rewriting architecture after development.
What We Test
- Specification review and gap analysis
- User story validation and acceptance criteria audit
- Wireframe and design logic verification
- Requirements traceability matrix creation
- Risk assessment and edge case identification
- Business logic consistency checks
Our Process
We start by reviewing all available documentation — specs, user stories, wireframes, and designs. We identify gaps, contradictions, and missing edge cases. You receive a structured report with prioritized issues and recommendations before development begins.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I start requirements testing?
The earlier the better. Ideally, requirements testing begins as soon as you have initial specs or user stories. Catching issues at this stage can reduce development costs by up to 100x compared to finding them in production.
What documents do you need to start?
Any combination of specifications, user stories, wireframes, mockups, or design files. Even rough drafts are valuable — the goal is to find issues before they become code.
How long does a requirements review take?
Typically 1-3 business days depending on the scope and complexity of your documentation. For urgent projects, we can deliver an express review within 24 hours.