Question 1

What does a mobile app testing service include?

Accepted Answer

A mobile app testing service is a structured quality assurance process covering all critical aspects of a mobile application before and after release. QA Madness mobile app testing services include functional testing (verifying features work as intended), UI testing (layout, navigation, and visual consistency), performance testing (speed, stability, and responsiveness under load), compatibility testing (across devices, OS versions, and screen sizes), and real-device testing on physical iOS and Android hardware. The service covers both manual and automated testing, depending on the app's stage, tech stack, and coverage requirements.

Question 2

What is the difference between Android app testing and iOS app testing?

Accepted Answer

Android and iOS app testing follow the same quality principles but require separate test strategies due to fundamental platform differences. Android testing must account for extreme device fragmentation – thousands of device models, multiple OS versions, and varied screen resolutions running simultaneously in the market. iOS testing operates within a more controlled hardware ecosystem but requires validation against Apple's strict App Store guidelines and platform-specific behaviors. QA Madness tests both platforms on real devices, maintaining separate test checklists and coverage matrices for each OS to account for platform-specific bugs, UI inconsistencies, and performance differences.

Question 3

What is real-device testing for mobile apps, and why does it matter?

Accepted Answer

Real-device testing means executing mobile app test cases on physical smartphones and tablets rather than emulators or simulators. Emulators are acceptable in early development stages, but only real devices expose hardware-specific behaviors: camera functionality, GPS accuracy, biometric authentication, network switching, battery drain under load, third-party app interruptions, and native OS interactions. QA Madness maintains a bank of real iOS and Android devices covering the most widely used models and OS versions, ensuring bug reports and quality recommendations reflect actual user conditions rather than simulated environments.

Question 4

How does outsourced mobile app QA testing work?

Accepted Answer

Outsourced mobile app QA testing means engaging an external team of QA engineers to handle part or all of the testing function for a mobile product. The external team integrates into the client's development workflow – using their project management tools (Jira, Confluence, Slack, or equivalent), attending sprint ceremonies, and reporting directly to the development team. QA Madness QA engineers join projects at any stage: from setting up the testing process from scratch to augmenting an existing in-house team. The average client retention at QA Madness is 3.5 years, reflecting long-term integration rather than one-off engagements.

Question 5

What should I look for when choosing a mobile app testing company?

Accepted Answer

When evaluating a mobile app testing company, the key criteria are: access to real devices (not just emulators), platform coverage (iOS and Android), seniority of QA engineers (Middle and Senior level), domain experience relevant to your industry, and integration capability with your existing development workflow. Additional factors include availability of ISTQB-certified specialists, security testing coverage, and a track record of long-term client relationships. QA Madness covers all four mobile app types – native, hybrid, mobile web, and progressive web apps – and provides both manual and automated testing under one engagement.

Question 6

Can mobile app testing services be delivered remotely for distributed teams?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Mobile app testing services can be delivered fully remotely. QA Madness engineers work asynchronously and synchronously within the client's existing tools – Jira, Slack, Confluence, GitHub, or equivalent – and deliver structured bug reports, test documentation, and quality summaries in English. Remote delivery does not reduce coverage depth: real-device testing is conducted from QA Madness's device bank, and test results are documented with full reproducibility steps, environment details, and severity classifications. QA Madness operates across 6 global technical offices and has delivered mobile testing engagements for teams across Europe, the US, and beyond.

Question 7

What types of mobile apps does QA Madness test?

Accepted Answer

QA Madness tests all four types of mobile applications: native apps (built separately for iOS and Android), hybrid apps (single codebase deployed to both stores), mobile web apps (browser-based applications accessed on mobile devices), and progressive web apps (PWAs that deliver native-like experiences via the web). Each app type requires a tailored test strategy – native apps need platform-specific checklists, hybrid apps require additional attention to performance and layout consistency, and PWAs require validation across both device types and browsers. QA engineers adjust coverage, documentation, and risk areas based on the app's architecture and business domain.

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