The Double Diamond Framework for Innovation, developed by the Design Council in the UK, is a versatile design process applicable across various fields, including software testing. It emphasizes divergent thinking to explore problems broadly before focusing on solutions, a method that can enhance traditional Quality Assurance (QA) practices. In the context of evolving software systems, particularly those utilizing microservices and cloud architectures, traditional QA methods may fall short in detecting systemic issues. The article suggests that Chaos Engineering, which intentionally introduces failures to observe system behavior, offers a more comprehensive approach. By simulating disruptions, Chaos Engineering provides insights into system resilience and functionality that traditional QA methods might overlook, thus enabling more robust and adaptable software systems.