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Software Development is not just about making a new software or application. It is incomplete without proper Software Testing and Quality Assurance which are also considered as the most challenging step in overall product development.
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Types of Software Testing Software Development is not just about making a new software or application. It is incomplete without proper Software Testing and Quality Assurance which are also considered as the most challenging step in overall product development. App or Software Developing Companies can contact Software Testing consulting companies to perform various tests that are very much required at various stages for your product. Software and Application Testing can be broadly categorized into 4 Testing types. ● Unit Testing In the first phase of Software Testing, the Testers will evaluate individual components of the system known as ‘a unit’ to check whether they are functioning correctly or not as separate modules. ● Integration Testing In the Second phase of Testing, Integration Testing is performed where the individual components of the system are tested as a collective group to check their performance and functioning as a group of modules and identifies any problems that might have aroused because of combining.
● System Testing It is the third stage of Testing where different integrated components are checked altogether to validate app’s functioning and overall performance. Here, Testers evaluate product’s compliance with the basic requirements. This stage is crucial for your product’s functional, technical and business aspects. ● Acceptance Testing The last leg or final stage of Software Testing is Acceptance Testing. This is done by the users themselves to review the product’s interface, functionality and check whether the application or Software is ready to be launched or released in the market. All Testing types are important in their own way and ultimately help to deliver a bug free product with enhanced app interface. These can be done either Manually or automated UI testing with help of various testing tools with Black Box or white Box techniques depending upon the nature of Software Test.