Our 'Types of Software Testing' articles
Performance Testing – Testing for Speed, Stability, and Scalability
Nobody likes using a slow application. Performance testing is necessary to make sure your application runs quickly, is stable, and can scale.
What is Regression Testing?
Regression testing helps provide the confidence that what you just deployed didn't break the previously tested build already in production.
What is Usability Testing? (With Example)
What is usability testing? The goal here isn't to teach you specifically how to conduct testing but instead, we introduce you to the topic with an example.
What is Negative Testing?
Negative testing ensures your application handles invalid inputs gracefully. Including positive & negative tests in your testing increases test coverage.
Why Cross Browser Testing is Important
Cross browser testing is an important part of the software development lifecycle.
What Is Manual Testing? How To Do Manual Testing
Manual testing is the process of using a software application's features in order to make sure it is bug free and user friendly.
What is Exploratory Testing?
Exploratory testing is testing without a dedicated test design phase. It involves discovering, investigating, and learning simultaneously.
What is User Acceptance Testing?
User Acceptance Testing (UAT) focuses on the functionality and usability of the software, rather than the technical aspects.
What is Pair Testing?
Pair testing is when two team members test the same software at the same time. What are the advantages to this type of software testing?
What is the difference between black box and white box testing?
Software testers need to know the difference between black box testing and white box testing. This post will explain what they both mean.