QA

Quality Assurance (QA) refers to the systematic process of ensuring that software products meet specified requirements and are free from defects, involving testing, identification, and fixing of bugs. In the context of a startup launch, a robust QA process is crucial to delivering a reliable and high-quality product, thereby enhancing user experience, building trust, and ultimately driving business success.

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