Variable Lift provides dedicated QA services for Statamic, WordPress, Drupal, Filament and most other modern web applications, focusing on embedding with your team as a specialized QA partner.
On-demand testing for new features and bug fixes, including validation on staging and production, mini-regression around changed areas, and clear documentation in your tools (Asana, Jira, etc.).
Targeted or full-site regressions for platform updates (WordPress/Drupal), major feature launches, redesigns, and infrastructure changes. We provide structured release reports, including scope, key findings, risks, and recommendations.
Creation and maintenance of test plans and regression checklists tied to user journeys and business risk. We prioritize high-value manual tests and identify candidates for future automation.
We join your meetings and provide fast turnaround on QA feedback (typically within a few hours), and offer concise, actionable communication.
A typical engagement starts small: we plug into your existing tools, join your stand-ups, and start handling ticket-based QA for one or two active projects. As we learn your stack and release cadence, we build out lightweight regression checklists and test plans so releases become more predictable instead of “all hands on deck” fire drills.
From there, we help you decide where additional QA attention has the most impact – for example, pre-release sweeps before large content migrations, plugin/core updates, or major design changes. When the time is right, we can work with your team to introduce a thin layer of automation around your most valuable journeys, so every release has at least a basic smoke test safety net.
When you bring Variable Lift in for QA, you’re not just getting bug reports – you’re getting a second pair of eyes on how your product behaves in the real world.
We focus on the boring-but-critical paths that keep your clients happy: logging in, finding content, filling out forms, completing donations or purchases, and coming back again without surprises after the next release. Over time we learn the quirks of each site and project so we can spot risky changes early, keep regressions from slipping through, and give your developers clear, respectful feedback they can act on quickly.
Deliverables can include: