End-to-end QA for a multi-platform digital library ecosystem before launch
Validating MyLOFT's web, mobile and Chrome extension experience across platforms, and delivering a confident, signoff-backed product launch.
Client
MyLOFT
Headquarters
Ahmedabad, India
Engagement
Pre-launch engagement
Platforms
Web, Android, iOS, Chrome extension
Technologies and tools
Google SheetsResults by the numbers
8+
Platform and browser combinations
4
Testing types executed
✓
Formal signoff report delivered
2
Native apps validated
100%
Requirements traceability
Full
Cross-platform matrix coverage
Here's a bit about MyLOFT
Industry
EdTech
Built by
Eclat Engineering
Institutions
VIT, JIPMER, PGIMER, DTU
Reach
India-wide
MyLOFT, short for My Library on Fingertips, is a digital content ecosystem developed by Eclat Engineering that gives academic institutions, researchers and students seamless access to their subscribed eResources across every device. The platform spans a mobile app for Android and iOS, a web application and a Chrome extension, all built around one unified experience for discovering, saving, organising and reading digital content offline.
MyLOFT serves academic institutions across India, including VIT, JIPMER, PGIMER and DTU. Its feature set includes voice-enabled universal search, tag-based content organisation, single sign-on across multiple publisher subscriptions, offline reading and cross-device sync. As the platform grew in reach and complexity, structured, multi-platform QA became critical to keep delivery consistent and reliable across every surface.
Before and after QAble
Before QAble
With QAble
No structured test case design or requirement traceability
No cross-platform test matrix defined
Android and iOS apps untested across device variants
No cross-browser coverage on Windows and Mac
Chrome extension behaviour unvalidated
No regression or smoke test process in place
No formal launch signoff process
QA feedback loop not integrated into development
Our engagement
Our team engaged with MyLOFT from the ground up, starting with a thorough understanding of the product requirements before a single test case was written. That requirement-first approach kept every test case purposeful and traceable, covering the functional workflows that mattered most to the platform's academic user base: eResource access, content organisation, offline reading, voice search and cross-device sync.
A platform matrix was built to cover the full breadth of environments MyLOFT needed to support. It spanned five browsers across Windows and Mac, Chrome, Firefox, Edge and Safari, WebView-based testing on Android and iOS, and full functional and UI testing of both native mobile apps. Each combination was validated across multiple testing types: smoke testing for build readiness, exploratory testing to surface edge cases, and regression testing to protect against regressions across releases.
Beyond execution, our QA engineers surfaced implementation suggestions that went past bug reporting, pointing out usability gaps and behavioural inconsistencies that strengthened the product before launch. The engagement closed with a formal signoff report, giving the MyLOFT team a structured, documented basis for their go-live decision.
Engagement highlights
A structured QA function built pre-launch: 8+ platform and browser combinations validated, native Android and iOS apps signed off, and a formal readiness report handed to the product team before go-live.
Engagement type
Pre-launch engagement
Platforms covered
8+ combinations
Requirement traceability
100%
Outcome
Formal signoff delivered
What QAble delivered
Services
Functional and UI testing
Our team validated all core functional workflows of the MyLOFT platform, including eResource discovery, single sign-on access, content saving and tagging, offline reading, voice-enabled search and cross-device sync. UI testing confirmed visual consistency and interaction integrity across web and mobile surfaces. Multiple testing types were applied at each stage: smoke testing for build health, exploratory testing to uncover unexpected behaviour, and regression testing to protect previously validated functionality across updates.
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