Software development goes beyond making something work, choosing low-code platforms to reduce output time to production does not mean that QA should be left aside since this is an important part of the development process.

By implementing QA processes in low code development, we manage to deliver a reliable product.

Functional and performance tests in low-code applications are as critical and important as they are for any other type of application, through these tests we can identify issues related to error validation, inefficient database queries, problems of usability, storage, security, accessibility, or known issues of the platform in which we are working.

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Carrying out the testing in a pre-production environment helps us identify the best way to solve each issue detected without the need to affect our end users and without pressuring the development team to know that they have to solve an issue detected in PROD, and likewise when we launch the app into production it will be as clean as possible, guaranteeing a quality product and providing confidence to the end-users.

Here are some examples of what we can find during the QA process:

1) Table content is visible through the header fields while the user is scrolling down:

Resolved:

2) Order number 5 is not displayed in the table:

Resolved: