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QA Review

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users do.

Tell us about your ready-to-launch application. We’ll help define the right QA scope, identify release risks, and prepare your product for market.

Trade name LEXXORIA LTD
Address Avon House,
Avonmore Road,
London, England,
W14 8TS
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We do not build them.

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01 What does LEXXORIA do?

LEXXORIA provides QA assurance engineering for completed digital products preparing to enter the market. We test ready-to-launch applications, identify defects, validate user flows, document risks, and help your team understand whether the product is ready for release.

02 Do you develop applications?

No. We do not design, build, or develop applications from scratch. Our focus is quality assurance: testing completed or nearly completed applications before launch. We help detect problems, validate functionality, and reduce release risk before real users interact with the product.

03 What types of applications do you test?

We test web applications, mobile applications, APIs, backend logic, user interfaces, responsive layouts, forms, navigation, integrations, release flows, and critical user journeys. The product should already be built or close to release stage.

04 Do you provide manual QA testing?

Yes. Manual QA is one of our core services. We check functionality, UI behavior, user flows, forms, edge cases, compatibility, regression areas, release readiness, and real user scenarios that may affect product quality.

05 Do you provide automation testing?

Yes. We provide automation testing using Python and Java where automation makes sense. This may include smoke tests, regression checks, API validation, stable critical flows, and repeatable test scenarios that can support future releases.

06 When should we contact LEXXORIA?

The best time to contact us is when your application is already built, close to launch, or going through final release preparation. We can help validate what works, identify what still needs attention, and provide a clear view of release risks.

07 What will we receive after QA?

Depending on the scope, you may receive a QA summary report, detailed bug reports, test cases or checklists, automation scripts, retest results, risk notes, and a release readiness recommendation. Our goal is to make quality visible and actionable.

08 Can you test only specific parts of the application?

Yes. We can focus on specific areas such as login, onboarding, checkout, dashboards, forms, API endpoints, mobile flows, regression areas, or high-risk functionality. We can also help define the right QA scope if you are not sure where to start.

09 Do you fix the bugs you find?

We do not position ourselves as a development company. Our role is to detect, reproduce, document, and explain defects clearly so your development team can fix them. After fixes are made, we can retest and confirm whether the issues are resolved.

10 How do we start?

Send us your project details through the Contact page: product type, current stage, target platforms, release timeline, and what you need tested. We will review the request and help define a suitable QA scope.