Tag: WebsiteTesting

One of the major problems affecting a website’s performance and competitiveness is its inability to cope with the burden of heavy traffic. This in turn leads to an inability to meet all users’ demands without cracks, temporary display errors or response speed. Consequently, the burden on the site is essential in determining its success and […]

A large governmental enterprise that processes a huge amount of various documents has recently approached us. We had to organize the autonomous testing process of key subsystems, which comprise the automated information system. Moreover, we couldn’t use an out-of-box solution (client’s specification), so we had to develop a custom tool that would satisfy the client’s requirements.

In any software development project it is critical to carry out test plans that guarantee that the performance requirements of the application are met. Performance tests are, from the most obvious perspective, a set of tests that allow us to measure the speed of execution of a series of tasks in a system, under certain […]

Performance testing is necessary for evaluating the response time, scalability, reliability, speed, and resource usage applications and web services under their expected workloads. The software market currently has various performance testing tools. Nevertheless, when we speak of performance testing tools, Apache Jmeter and Micro Focus LoadRunner (former HP LoadRunner) are the two names that automatically […]

Our company was approached during the Bank’s transformation, in which they expected increasing demand for its products, leading to more user operations and higher system load. The system being tested is a credit approval system based on Siebel CRM. The system provides functionality for working with card and credit products, making it possible to conduct the full range of credit-servicing operations.

Manual testing is the process of identifying bugs and defects in software without the help of software testing automation tools. In this procedure, QA manual testers execute test cases manually while considering the end user’s perspective. Manual software testing ensures that software functions as per the client’s specific requirements. Therefore, software manual testers need to […]

Software testing is a detailed procedure that requires many steps. It is an essential part of the software development process and is done so that only the best product reaches the end-user. Unit testing is a method that is used to test programs and applications to see if they function according to the clients’ specifications. […]

Every software functions thanks to communication processes between modules. While a project team is working on the build release, knowing that the basic app blocks function well when put together is essential. That’s why tech companies run integration testing.  As an alternative, there’s unit testing — it’s smaller in scale and cheaper, and allows to […]

A user acceptance test is the final stop in the software testing process and one of the most important stages. It helps ensure that the system is intuitive enough for a user to navigate it effortlessly, it meets the audience’s expectations, and caters to its needs.
Find out how to approach user acceptance testing, how it fits in the overall testing process, what types of activities QA specialists perform as a part of UAT, and what steps are needed to complete acceptance testing are.

Data storage and management lie at the core of software testing. It’s important to keep track of test cases and user scenarios, record bugs, and remember standard practices. If the team keeps clear logs of each testing activity, it will pay off well in the long run, reducing the amount of repetitive work. Test Documentation […]