In today’s business landscape, software applications play an integral role. By receiving application requirements for the first time, Enable’s clients can focus on profitable growth, business transformation, and achieving their company’s goals.
This article points out the six types of application testing that Competent recommends. By paying attention to this type of testing as early as possible in the perpetration process, applications are more likely to provide high security, reliability, justifiable performance, and usability standards.
1. Identifying And Fixing Bugs Early: The most apparent benefit of application testing is identifying and fixing bugs before releasing the software to users. It will significantly reduce the risk of any potential bugs once the application is used in a ‘live’ capacity. Enable implements a User Acceptance Testing (UAT) process that allows any bugs to be identified in a test environment that closely matches real-world conditions in terms of configuration and data.
2. Performance: Simulating an application’s performance in a live environment without accurate data is extremely difficult. Performance problems are noticed once significant data loads occur, when system parts may become unstable. Able to proactively identify and resolve performance issues by testing data and user volume loads, ensuring that applications can comfortably handle expected data volumes once launched.
3. User Experience: Although assumed by some, user experience (UX) is the essential feature of a system. There are many ways that software can meet a client’s needs, but if what is developed needs to be more useful or clear, it can lead to user errors, reduced productivity, or complete failure to meet project goals.
4. Security: Applications have become a common target for attackers. Simple vulnerabilities can access confidential information or complete control over a server environment. Because of the potentially catastrophic damage that an attack can achieve, applications mustn’t be susceptible to security breaches.
5. Browser Compatibility: Since there are slight differences in how browsers process and display the same code, our software must be compatible with the preferred choices of all our clients. Enable cross-browser compatibility testing with all major browsers, including Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, and Opera, to ensure the final product works consistently across multiple browsers, operating systems, and devices.
6. The Power of Automation: Programmatic tests are written to confirm the functionality of a small unit of code, which is usually a component in a more extensive system. Unit testing aims to take these small units of an application, isolate them from the rest of the code base, and determine whether the team behaves as expected.
Resource:
https://enable.com/blog/application-testing-setting-a-new-quality-benchmark-with-every-project
https://u-tor.com/topic/how-to-improve-the-quality-of-software-testing
https://www.headspin.io/blog/what-are-the-11-ways-your-company-can-do-software-testing-more-efficiently
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