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What is Functional Testing?
Functional testing verifies that each function of the software application works in accordance with the requirements and specifications.
It is not concerned with the source code of the application. Each functionality is tested by providing test input, expecting output, and comparing actual output with expected output.
This testing checks the user interface, database, APIs, security, client or server application, and functionality of the Application Under Test. Functional testing can be manual or automated.
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- Module testing
- Regression testing
- Integration testing
- System testing
What is Automation Testing?
Automated Testing involves creating scripts and utilizing appropriate Automation Tools to test the software. It streamlines a Manual Process into an automated one, enabling the execution of repetitive tasks without manual intervention. It is used to automate testing tasks that are challenging to carry out manually. Automation tests can be scheduled at any time, utilizing scripted sequences to assess the software. These tests can input test data, compare expected and actual results, and produce detailed test reports. The objective of automation tests is to decrease the number of manual test cases, rather than completely replacing manual testing.
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- Automated UI Testing (Web, Mobile, Desktop, IoT)
- Automated API Testing
What is Performance Testing?
Performance Testing is a software testing process used to evaluate the speed, response time, reliability, stability, scalability, and resource usage of a software application under a specific workload. It is crucial for detecting performance issues and ensuring the system can handle expected loads effectively.
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- Load testing
- Stress testing
- Endurance testing
- Spike testing
- Volume testing
- Scalability testing
What is Compatibility Testing?
Compatibility testing is a type of software testing that evaluates if your software can work on different hardware, operating systems, applications, network environments, or mobile devices. It involves testing functionality across various browsers, devices, platforms, and operating systems to identify potential discrepancies. This testing ensures that your product functions effectively in its intended environments. Conducting compatibility tests helps ensure that an application meets expectations across different device-browser-OS combinations, making it a valuable tool for analyzing application behavior in diverse environments.
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- Software
- Backward Compatibility Testing
- Forward Compatibility Testing
- Hardware, Network, Operating Systems, Devices, Browser, Mobile, Versions
- Software
What is Security Testing?
Security testing is a type of software testing that identifies vulnerabilities in the system and ensures that data and resources are protected from potential intruders. It aims to verify that the software system is free from threats or risks that could cause harm. The main goal of security testing is to uncover any weaknesses and loopholes in the system that could compromise information or the organization’s reputation. This type of testing is essential for evaluating the security of a system or application, with the objective of detecting vulnerabilities and threats to prevent unauthorized access, data breaches, and other security issues.
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- Vulnerability Scanning
- Security Scanning
- Penetration Testing
- Risk Assessment
- Security Auditing
- Ethical Hacking
What is Usability Testing?
Usability Testing, also known as User Experience (UX) Testing, is a method used to measure how easy and user-friendly a software application is.
A small group of target end-users use the software application to identify usability defects. The main focus of usability testing is on the user’s ease of using the application, the flexibility of the application in handling controls, and the application’s ability to meet its objectives. Usability Testing determines whether an application is useful, findable, accessible, usable, and desirable.
The goal of this testing is to satisfy users and it primarily concentrates on the effectiveness, efficiency, accuracy, and user-friendliness of the software.
What is Accessibility Testing?
Accessibility Testing is a type of Software Testing that evaluates the ease of use of a software application for individuals with disabilities.
It is crucial to ensure that new components are accessible to physically disabled individuals, regardless of their specific handicaps. This testing is a part of system testing and is similar to usability testing.
Testers simulate the experience of disabled individuals, who may have visual, hearing, or non-functional organs. Accessibility testing is a subset of Usability testing, focusing on users with disabilities.
- Accessibility testing can be conducted in two ways:
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- Manual
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- Automated
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