QA vs. QC: The Epic Battle for Quality You Can't Miss!

Are QA & QC fully separate processes? Our QA and QC teams are always kept in the loop - watch the video for details.
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▶ About this video:
So what is quality assurance?
QA is proactive – it aims at preventing issues before they are detected in the product.

What’s product quality control?
QC is a reactive approach, focused on the end product, its functionality, interface, and performance.

In this video, we'll describe their differences. Although QA and QC are independent units, we cannot split these two processes. In Jelvix QA and QC cooperate in a cycle. Once QA is done with the first interaction of optimization, they communicate the insights to QC. Then QC comes back to the product, and the cycle continues.