Annoto had to ensure seamless operation across multiple LMS platforms, each with unique workflows, while also validating critical interactive components such as video widgets, discussion threads, and media uploads to prevent downtime during live classes.
Inconsistent behavior across major browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge) and different mobile and tablet devices risked disrupting the learning experience for diverse user groups.
With the internal QA team stretched thin, release timelines were delayed, and the rollout of new features slowed due to limited capacity for comprehensive testing.
Mapped every user flow, LMS integration point, and high-risk area to ensure zero blind spots in testing.
Designed and executed detailed functional, regression, and integration test cases tailored for multi-LMS compatibility.
Tested across browsers, OS versions, and devices to guarantee consistent performance and visual integrity.
Simulated real classroom situations to uncover edge case failures and UX gaps early.
Delivered crystal-clear defect reports with reproducible steps, enabling developers to resolve issues swiftly.
Verified every build in staging and pre-production environments, reducing deployment risks.
With better testing, defects in production were reduced by 35% and cross-platform issues almost disappeared. This gave learners a smoother experience and improved user satisfaction, with fewer problems in LMS integrations.
Faster and more organised testing made release cycles 30% quicker. Annoto could launch new updates confidently, without worrying about problems after release.