Software Testing

FUNCTIONAL & NON-FUNCTIONAL SOLUTIONS

We Offer 2 Types of Software Testing Services

Functional & Non-Functional Testing

Software testing is the process of finding errors in the developed software product. It also checks whether the real outcomes can match expected results, as well as aids in the identification of defects, missing requirements, or gaps. 

Functional Testing

Functional software testing verifies each function of an application or software. The tester verifies functionality with a specified set of  requirements. So the source code of a software or an application doesn’t play a major role in this case. Testing the behavior of the software is the main concern

Unit Testing

In unit testing, the tester checks individual software components. The aim is to test whether the components behave according to the requirement

Sanity Testing

This tests logical reasoning related to the working of the program.

Regression Testing

This is probably one of the most important testing phases. Here, the old test cases of the entire application are executed after a new functionality has been implemented

Integration Testing

Integration testing deals with testing individual components or modules after they are combined in a group

Interface Testing

These tests check whether the communication between two software systems is correctly carried out.

White Box Testing

Testers have application codes. Test done to make the code better by finding inefficiencies in code, poor coding practices, unnecessary lines of code for code optimization and security fixes

System Testing

Here, the tester executes test cases for verifying the compliance of integrated and completed software along with specifications.

Black Box Testing

Here testers don’t know about the structure of the product, its code, or logic. You would use the product as an end user would.

Smoke Testing

Smoke testing tests simple and basic functionalities, such as if the user is able to log in or log out.

Non-Functional Testing

Non-functional testing considers parameters such as reliability, usability, and performance. A non-functional test might be checking how many users can log in to the system at the same time.

Performance Testing

The performance or speed of the application is tested under the required workload.

Volume Testing

This tests the performance of the system by loading the database to an increased volume of data.

Install Testing

These tests check if a product works according to expectations after installation

Reliability Testing

This procedure checks where an application can perform a particular task without failure within a specific timeframe. For example, suppose you’re testing a cryptocurrency mining application. The scenario where the application can mine continuously for eight hours without crashing might be something you look for during reliability testing.

Load Testing

This tests an application’s behavior under a huge workload. So, if you’re testing a website, load testing checks the site’s functionality and performance under high traffic.

Security Testing

Here, test cases are executed to check whether the system is safeguarded against sudden or deliberate attacks from internal and external sources.

Recovery Testing

Here, testers determine an application’s capacity to recover from hardware crashes and failures

Compliance Testing

Here, testers determine an application’s capacity to recover from hardware crashes and failures

Stress testing

Stress testing determines software robustness by assessing whether it’s working beyond regular operation.

Compatibility Testing.

Test cases are executed to check whether the application is compatible with varying environments. For example, if you’re testing a web application, compatibility testing deals with how the website works on different browsers or devices.

Localization Testing

Here, testers check the behavior of a product according to local or cultural settings and environment.

Usability Testing.

Usability testing explores the end-user’s ease of use in terms of learning, operating, and preparing inputs and output.

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Commonly frequently asked questions from prospective clients

Usually, software testing starts with unit testing and sums up with acceptance testing. The hierarchy followed is; unit testing -> integration testing -> system testing -> acceptance testing

Following are the important differences between functional testing and non-functional testing:

  • Based On – While functional testing is based on customer requirements, non-functional testing is based on customer expectations.
  • Defines – Functional testing describes what aspect of a software product. Non-functional testing, on the other hand, defines how the aspect of a software application.
  • Order of Performing – Non-functional testing follows functional testing.

The importance of environment reality increases with the progress in software testing. It is low during the early testing phases and highest during the final testing phase.

Usually, environment reality is required to be only about 10% real during the phase involving unit testing, i.e., the earliest software testing phase. However, the same is almost 100% real by the time the acceptance testing phase kicks in.

We can automate the following test cases:

  • Complex calculation,
  • Data-driven,
  • Non-functional,
  • Regression, and
  • Smoke.

A latent defect is a type of defect that, although existing in the system, doesn’t cause a failure or issue with the software product. A defect remains latent until all its conditions are fully met.

Following are the various categories of debugging:

  • Brute force.
  • Backtracking.
  • Cause elimination.
  • Fault free analysis.
  • Program slicing.

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