About the service
I develop automated UI tests for mobile applications on iOS and Android with Appium so you catch regressions on real devices before release, not after user complaints. I work cross-platform: a single project runs the same key scenarios — registration, login, payment, search, deep links, push handling — on both platforms at once, reusing page objects where screens allow. This keeps the test suite compact and cheap to maintain, rather than becoming two piles of fragile scripts.
I spend most effort on stability. I eliminate blind waits and replace them with explicit waits, add retries only where instability is truly random, and design locators that survive minor UI changes. Each test is isolated, resets its state, and produces clear results with screenshots and traces, so a red run means a bug, not a race condition. I integrate the suite into your CI and, if needed, into a cloud device farm so tests run in parallel across dozens of real phones and OS versions on every build. You get a maintainable framework that's entirely yours: readable code and a brief guide. The delivery typically includes:
— cross-platform Appium project with shared page objects;
— CI integration with parallel execution and artifacts;
— device farm setup or emulator matrix configuration;
— analysis of flaky tests and stability report.
I spend most effort on stability. I eliminate blind waits and replace them with explicit waits, add retries only where instability is truly random, and design locators that survive minor UI changes. Each test is isolated, resets its state, and produces clear results with screenshots and traces, so a red run means a bug, not a race condition. I integrate the suite into your CI and, if needed, into a cloud device farm so tests run in parallel across dozens of real phones and OS versions on every build. You get a maintainable framework that's entirely yours: readable code and a brief guide. The delivery typically includes:
— cross-platform Appium project with shared page objects;
— CI integration with parallel execution and artifacts;
— device farm setup or emulator matrix configuration;
— analysis of flaky tests and stability report.
