Functional Testing

Smoke Testing:

The preliminary testing procedure determines if the application under test is stable and safe for further testing.

Module Evaluation:

Module testing analyzes specific sub-programs without evaluating the entire software application.

Regression Analysis:

Perform regression testing to ensure that any new additions have no unexpected consequences for the software application.

Testing For Integration:

Integration testing examines separate components and determines how they work together.

Cross-Platform Evaluation:

Excellent testing strategy for ensuring the operation of a software application across several operating systems, web browsers, and devices.

Testing For Insanity:

When there are minor modifications to the system, sanity testing is conducted to check that the functionality remains as intended.

System Evaluation:

Before user acceptability testing, investigate end-to-end system requirements to identify maximum flaws.

Testing For User Acceptance:

Actual software users are involved to guarantee that they can perform needed activities in real-world circumstances according to the requirements.

Testing In An Exploratory Manner:

Exploratory testing, in conjunction with script-based testing activities, is used to obtain broader coverage of your application's functionality.

UAT (User Acceptance Testing):

Type of testing conducted by the customer or end-user to validate the software system before releasing the app into production.

User Interface Evaluation:

A well-defined process for testing the visual aspects of any software to ensure that they work as expected.

Testing Of Components:

Component testing refers to the process of testing each component of your software program independently.