WEBSITE QA AUDIT

Our QA audit covers cross-browser compatibility, responsive design testing across devices, broken link detection, form functionality testing, navigation and menu behavior, image optimization and display, content accuracy and formatting, 404 error identification, redirect chain analysis, and interactive element testing. We check every visible and functional element of the site.

We test on all major browsers including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge across desktop, tablet, and mobile viewports. We use real devices and browser testing tools to ensure accurate results. If your client’s analytics show significant traffic from specific browsers or devices, we can prioritize those in our testing matrix.

A QA audit focuses specifically on the end-user experience and functional correctness of the website. While speed audits measure performance metrics and SEO audits evaluate search visibility, a QA audit ensures everything on the site works as intended. It catches the visual bugs, broken interactions, and content errors that directly impact how users perceive and interact with the site.

QA audits are especially valuable after a website launch or redesign, before major marketing campaigns or product launches, when clients report user complaints about site functionality, as part of regular website maintenance, and when taking over a site built by another team. They provide a clear picture of the current state of the website and a prioritized list of fixes.

We use a combination of manual testing and automated tools including BrowserStack for cross-browser testing, Screaming Frog for link and redirect analysis, and custom checklists developed from years of QA experience. Manual testing remains essential because automated tools cannot evaluate visual design, content accuracy, or the overall user experience the way a trained QA specialist can.

A standard QA audit for a website with 20 to 50 pages typically takes 3 to 5 business days. Larger sites with hundreds of pages, complex functionality, or ecommerce features may take longer. We scope each audit individually and provide a timeline estimate based on the number of pages, site complexity, and the depth of testing required.

Yes, we offer remediation services to fix all issues identified in our QA audits. Fixes are prioritized by severity and user impact, so the most critical problems are addressed first. Many agencies use the audit as a discovery phase, followed by a remediation sprint to resolve all identified issues and bring the site to a high standard of quality.