While crash and error free software is certainly part of providing a great user experience, users also expect seamless interactions and fast loading software as standard. Front end performance issues like slow loading pages and clunky navigation pose a genuine threat to how users perceive the quality and usability of your software.

Naturally, the pressure of keeping up with software releases is also on the rise, as is competition between not only applications, but also software that provides the same functionality. This hurried pace and competition means development teams must innovate quickly. However, while innovation is an easy goal to set, execution can be at odds with rapid software releases, quality and maintenance. The key to focusing development teams on both innovation and quality rapid release is to optimize and synthesize the methods and processes for catching, preventing and addressing errors.