Software testing and QA

Developers confirm their code delivers the intended behaviour. A tester hunts for situations where it does something else: an empty form, the browser back button halfway through payment, two basket tabs open at once. Those are opposite mindsets, and few people manage both towards their own work.

Yes, for example before you sign the acceptance protocol with a contractor, or before a public body formally accepts a system it ordered. We did not write the code, so we have no reason to keep quiet about anything. Testing before acceptance matters most, because that is when fixes are easiest to agree with the supplier.

Yes. Websites of local authorities, schools and other bodies covered by the Polish digital accessibility act are reviewed for WCAG 2.1 AA conformance, covering keyboard-only use, colour contrast, image descriptions and how screen readers announce the page. The European Accessibility Act, applicable since 28 June 2025, may also affect online shops; whether it covers your business is worth checking with a lawyer. The findings are useful when you update your accessibility statement.

One-off jobs are billed by the hour at PLN 190 excl. VAT, capped at the figure agreed in the test plan. Regular rounds before each release, or testing inside every sprint, are priced as a monthly flat fee so you know the cost in advance. VAT invoices go out through KSeF.

Ideally there is none. We suggest synthetic records or an anonymised copy of the database. Where production records cannot be avoided, a GDPR data processing agreement is signed first, and access to the data is kept to the minimum needed.