A1 — QA Testing
Regression Testing Services
Regression suites that confirm existing features still work after every change, without slowing your releases.
Overview
Every change risks breaking something that used to work. Regression testing catches those breakages before release, but a suite that tries to test everything soon becomes too slow to run.
We build a risk-based regression suite: automated checks for the journeys that must never break, focused manual passes around recent changes, and regular pruning so the suite stays fast enough to run on every release.
What we test
- 01
Core journeys that must never break
- 02
Features near recent code changes
- 03
Bug fixes, to confirm they stay fixed
- 04
Integrations after dependency upgrades
- 05
Smoke checks after every deployment
Our process
- Step 1
Find what matters
We rank features by business impact and how often they change.
- Step 2
Build the suite
A regression suite mixing automated checks and focused manual passes.
- Step 3
Run on every release
Automated checks run in CI; manual passes cover risky changes.
- Step 4
Keep it lean
Tests are updated or retired as the product changes, so the suite stays fast.
Who it's for
- Teams where fixes keep breaking other features
- Teams with slow, manual regression cycles
- Products releasing weekly or more often
What you get
- A ranked list of features by risk
- An automated regression suite in your CI
- Focused manual regression around each release's changes
- Ongoing upkeep so the suite stays fast and trusted
Questions
Should regression testing be automated?+
Mostly. Repeatable checks belong in automation; changes with high risk or complex visuals still benefit from a focused manual pass.
How long should a regression run take?+
Short enough that your team runs it on every release. We design the suite around your release pace, not the other way round.
Can you take over our existing regression suite?+
Yes. We can audit, stabilise and extend an existing suite instead of starting again.
Tools
- Playwright
- Cypress
- Selenium
- TestRail
- GitHub Actions
- Jira
