Unit tests, UI tests, and end-to-end verification before App Store release.

Testing & QA

Write unit tests for services

Ensure FeedLogService correctly saves, updates, and retrieves feeding logs with comprehensive unit tests.

Automate UI tests to confirm the Active Feed Timer screen behaves as expected in all user flows.

Verify that syncing feeding logs across devices works reliably by testing end-to-end scenarios.

Run accessibility audits to ensure the Feeding Timer app meets WCAG standards for all users.

Capture and validate UI snapshots to detect unexpected visual changes in the app.

Insert 1,000 feeding log entries to test app performance and data handling under heavy load.

Integrate automated tests into CI/CD pipelines to ensure reliability on every commit.

Define a QA checklist for manual testers to validate key Feeding Timer features.

Distribute TestFlight builds for beta testers to gather early feedback before release.

Profile CPU, memory, and rendering to optimize Feeding Timer’s performance on older devices.

Verify FeedingStyleService correctly classifies feeding sessions (normal, snack, cluster).

Simulate push notifications to ensure reminders are scheduled and displayed properly.

Run full-stack sync tests to confirm logs update seamlessly between iPhone and Watch.

Execute regression tests to confirm no new bugs were introduced after feature changes.

Automate QA checks for release candidates to streamline deployment readiness.

Test how the app recovers gracefully from crashes and preserves feeding data.

Simulate thousands of users logging feeds at once to evaluate server load handling.

Scan for vulnerabilities to ensure Feeding Timer protects sensitive baby and parent data.

Test app compatibility across iPhones, iPads, and different iOS versions.

Prepare the final checklist for App Store submission including assets, metadata, and compliance.

Develop automated tests to validate that notifications are triggered reliably at the correct times.