Tag: WebsiteTesting

There are aspects of software testing that often plant confusion in those new to the process — such as drawing the line between stability and reliability testing. The two are often used interchangeably and share a common goal of ensuring a system can perform steadily over a chosen time frame.  In this post, we’ll take […]

Since no testing activities, other than volume tests, check the ability of the system to process large data pools, there’s no reasonable way for teams to skip volume testing. If undetected, issues like data processing and storage issues can lead to security jeopardy or system shutdown. This post provides business managers, developers, and beginner testers […]

Automated Ui Testing Our client is a social dating app with worldwide recognition and presence in over 100 countries.Being very successful social media application with millions of subscribers and over a billion swipes per day, client’s engineering team was and still is challenged to release regular software updates across Android, iOS, and Web platform on…

Many development and testing teams tend to misrepresent or underestimate the time and effort regression testing will take. Most often, it’s confused with retesting, when in fact there’s more to it than checking the performance of just one chunk of code.  If done right, regression testing gives developers the ability to ensure that the entire […]

Automation is a crucial part of all modern development processes. Be it Waterfall, Agile, or any other methodology used, they all play a part in continuous development, integration, testing, and more. For developers, this means 10, 20, 50 releases per year. Pushing out so many updates and builds with no automation would be a pain […]

The user interface is crucial when it comes to creating a reliable website or application. In order to ensure all the elements of the front-end work as expected and are displayed equally well for users across all devices and browsers, development teams conduct GUI (graphical user interface) testing sprints. There are dozens of factors to […]

Usability testing is used to determine the product’s interface usability by the end user. In the process of testing, the user conducts common tasks with the product in the presence of a test manager. Usability testing services shows how the product corresponds to user expectations, uncovers problems with the interface, and gives an opportunity to […]

Database volume testing is a type of testing where the system is tested based on large volumes of data. Challenge Minimizing the risks related to performance degradation, possible breakdowns or failures under loads that are caused by increases of data in the database by promptly discovering performance problems in the system’s operability, localizing the “bottlenecks” […]

The greatest threat to the quality of software products is changing them. Any change to a software product’s source code may introduce bugs, and even experienced developers frequently fail to guess where exactly they will appear. And changing code is not the only source of these bugs. They can result from changing any number of […]