The pyramid of product quality
While organizations instinctively understand that quality matters, it’s not clearly defined. We believe that product quality consists of three levels that build on top of each other.
Category-leading companies rely on unitQ to reduce churn and build loyalty.
While organizations instinctively understand that quality matters, it’s not clearly defined. We believe that product quality consists of three levels that build on top of each other.
Your product isn't static, and bugs are inevitable. In an age of agile development, teams face a number of challenges when it comes to maintaining quality.
Speed to Deployment
Ideal QA processes require testing matrices with thousands of dimensions.In rapid deployment environments, post - release bugs are common.
External Factors
API outages and integration changes are beyond your control but have a real impact on your product.
User Experience Issues
Even if there aren't performance issues, user experience gaps can still degrade quality.
New Feature
Requests Users may be currently active but could churn if crucial features don’t become available.
Quality issues are bound to arise, and when they do, minimizing the time to fix is crucial to preventing long-term problems.