To verify the functionalities of your software, to check for the quality of your product, and to see that the application is working against business requirements, opt for Functional Testing.
Functional Testing is the type of testing that validates the application against functional requirements. Functional requirement refers to the type of function that an application is required to perform. Functional Testing is crucial for the proper functioning of the application and we at Precise Testing Solution know that. If the software is not functionally compliant with the requirement, it will fail to perform according to expectations. The specifications are validated with a set of valid inputs, and the output is checked against the functional requirements.
We carry testing according to the Pareto Principle where testing 20 percent of the application uncovers 80 percent of the defects. We analyze the user’s feedback to identify the risk areas and prioritize the test cases. This saves considerable time and effort.
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Under Manual Testing, we offer to test the application in the following ways-
Smoke Testing: This verifies that the critical functionalities of the application are working fine.
Integration Testing: Individual modules are combined and tested in a group.
Sanity Testing: To verify if the bugs have been properly fixed after a build.
Interface Testing: This verifies if the communication between two software systems is proper.
Usability Testing: The software is evaluated to make sure that the user is comfortable to use the functionalities.
Regression Testing: The application is verified to confirm that existing functionality is not broken after a change or addition.
Pre-User Acceptance Testing (Alpha and Beta Testing): Real-user testing is simulated by the testers before the system passes for UAT.
User Acceptance Testing: Testing is carried out by real end-users to check if the system functions as per requirement.
System Testing: The entire integrated system is tested to check if it is compliant with the requirements.
Globalization & Localization Testing: In Globalization Testing the system is tested to see that the software is globally acceptable. Localization testing ensures that the application can be used in a particular geographical region.
