Test Strategy & Automation

Test Strategy & Automation

We help you define a test strategy that fits your product and team: what to test, at which levels (unit, integration, E2E), and how to automate it. A clear strategy reduces uncertainty, aligns the team on quality expectations, and makes it easier to add or change tests over time.

What We Cover

• Coverage goals — What “good enough” looks like for your context (e.g. critical paths, core modules, or a target percentage) and how we track it without turning coverage into a vanity metric.
• Test levels — Unit, integration, and E2E: where to invest first, how they complement each other, and how to avoid duplication or gaps.
• Tooling — Jest, Vitest, Playwright, Cypress, or others aligned with your stack (Node, Python, Go, etc.) and with your CI environment.
• CI integration — How and when tests run in your pipeline (on every commit, on PR, on main) so that regressions are caught early and feedback is fast enough to be useful.

Test Pyramid and Where to Invest

We often use a test pyramid as a starting point: many fast unit tests at the base, fewer integration tests in the middle, and a smaller set of E2E tests at the top. The exact balance depends on your product—API-heavy backends may lean more on integration and contract tests; user-facing apps may need more E2E coverage of key flows. We help you decide where to invest first and how to add tests incrementally without blocking delivery.

When to Automate

Not everything has to be automated from day one. We focus on automating tests that run often, protect critical behaviour, or replace repetitive manual checks. We also help you keep automation maintainable: clear naming, shared fixtures, and a structure that scales as the product grows.

Typical Tooling by Stack

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