EVERY DEPLOYMENT WITHOUT TESTS IS A PRAYER.
You don't have end-to-end tests. That means every time you deploy, you're betting your reputation that nothing broke. Tests are the solve for correctness. Either you have them or you don't. If you don't, this is the engagement that gives them to you.
- +Maps all major user flows from your app
- +Writes Playwright specs that exercise every flow
- +Delivers a passing test suite integrated into your deployment workflow
- +You own it permanently — your deployment cycle now has a gate
YOU'RE DEPLOYING BLIND. EVERY SINGLE TIME.
Without end-to-end tests, every deployment is a coin flip. You click deploy and hope. Hope that the thing you just changed didn't break the thing you forgot existed. Hope that signup still works. Hope that checkout doesn't silently fail on mobile. Hope is not a deployment strategy.
AI coding tools don't write tests unless you ask. And even when they do, they write tests that check the code they just wrote — not the user flows that actually matter. The result is a codebase that “passes tests” but breaks when a real person uses it.
MAP. WRITE. INTEGRATE. HAND OFF.
James walks through your app as a user — every critical path from the Success Path document or from direct observation. Signup, login, core actions, checkout, settings. Every flow that matters gets documented.
Each flow becomes a Playwright end-to-end test. These aren't unit tests that check isolated functions — they're browser-level tests that click buttons, fill forms, and verify what the user actually sees.
The test suite gets wired into your deployment pipeline. Every deploy runs the full suite before going live. If a test fails, the deployment stops. Your deploys now have a gate.
You own the test suite permanently. James walks you through how it works, how to read failures, and how to add new tests as your app grows. No ongoing dependency.
TESTS CATCH BUGS BEFORE DEPLOY. MONITORING CATCHES THEM AFTER.
A test suite gives you a deployment gate — confidence that what you ship actually works. But no test suite catches everything in the wild. Choose an App Pulse tier to cover the production side, because the real world will always find the edge case your tests missed.
See App Pulse tiers →THE ONES WE GET ASKED EVERY TIME
Playwright is an open-source end-to-end testing framework built by Microsoft. It drives a real browser — clicks buttons, fills forms, navigates pages — and verifies that what the user sees is what you expect. It's the industry standard for this kind of testing.
Unit tests check individual functions in isolation. End-to-end tests check entire user flows from start to finish, in a real browser. Unit tests tell you a function works. E2E tests tell you the app works.
It depends on your app. A typical engagement covers 5–15 critical user flows, each with multiple assertions. James maps every flow that matters — signup, login, core features, checkout, settings — and tests each one.
Not necessarily. If you have one, James integrates the suite into it. If you don't, he'll set up the basics so your deploys have a gate. Either way, you walk away with tests that run before every deployment.
Yes. The test suite is yours permanently, and James walks you through how it works during handoff. The patterns are consistent — adding a new test follows the same structure as the ones already there.
You have a deployment gate. But tests catch bugs before deploy — monitoring catches them after. Choose an App Pulse tier to cover the production side, because no test suite catches everything in the wild.
STOP DEPLOYING ON HOPE. START DEPLOYING ON PROOF.
Book a strategy call. James will look at your app, map the flows, and tell you exactly what the test suite will cover.