Application Testing | Automation

Application Testing refers to the systematic evaluation of software applications to identify and rectify defects or issues. It encompasses assessing an application’s functionality, performance, security, and usability to ensure it meets the intended requirements.

• Manual Testing: Conducted through manual scripts to find errors in software.
• Automated Testing: Involves using automated scripts to assess the application.
• Functional Testing: Ensures that the application functions correctly.
• Unit Testing: Tests individual components or modules.
• Integration Testing: Verifies interactions between various parts of the application.
• Performance Testing: Evaluates system performance under various conditions.
• Cross-Browser Compatibility Testing: Checks compatibility across different browsers.
• Sanity Testing: Quick checks to ensure basic functionality.
• End-to-End Testing: Evaluates the entire application flow.
• Exploratory Testing: Ad hoc testing to explore application behavior.
• Visual Regression Testing: Detects visual changes between versions.
• Monkey Testing: Randomly assesses application behavior.
• Non-Functional Testing: Assesses non-functional aspects (e.g., security, usability).