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A Guide to the Software Testing Life Cycle

Software testing is the process of evaluating and verifying that a software product or application does what it is supposed to do. The benefits of testing include preventing bugs, reducing development costs and improving performance.<br><br>https://www.testevolve.com/<br>

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A Guide to the Software Testing Life Cycle

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  1. A Guide to the Software Testing Life Cycle This presentation will explore each step of the software testing life cycle and how Testevolve's products and services can help you streamline your testing process.

  2. Requirements Gathering The first phase of the software testing life cycle is requirements gathering, during which you identify and document the requirements for your application. The most important part of this testing cycle stage is communicating with stakeholders to understand the project's goals and define what should be tested.

  3. Test Planning Once you have gathered your requirements, the next software testing life cycle phase is to create a test plan. This stage includes defining what types of testing you will perform, creating and prioritizing your test cases, and estimating the time and resources required for testing. Testevolve's mobile device lab provides access to real devices and emulators in different locations worldwide to assist with this process. You can easily manage your test scenarios from a single dashboard, allowing you to focus on planning rather than managing device inventory.

  4. Test Environment Setup The test environment includes everything a tester needs to perform their difficulties: the apps and websites you are testing, devices on which they are installed and functioning correctly, etc. This software testing life cycle phase starts with setting up this environment to closely resemble the one where your app or website will be used in real life.

  5. Test Execution In this testing cycle phase, testers test the software to determine whether it works as expected. They use various techniques and strategies to do so: Functional testing: This approach involves running tests that check the software's functionality by entering input values, observing output, and comparing results with expected outcomes. Non-functional testing: This type of testing evaluates a system's performance, reliability, and security aspects. Some examples include load testing, usability testing, stress testing, etc. Testevolve can help testers execute thorough functional tests using real devices in its cloud-based lab.

  6. Test Cycle Closure After the test cycle has been completed, it is necessary to assess whether or not the project was successful. The overall success of each testing phase will depend on several factors, such as accuracy in achieving stated goals and meeting business objectives. In addition, certain changes might be needed to specific systems and processes that could impact an organization's other areas. This can include changes in client requirements, delivery dates, and budgets.

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