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Difference Between QA and UAT Testing
Before any software is rendered acceptable for use, it needs to be checked thoroughly to ensure that it is working properly and that there are no bugs. If the actual results match the expected results, then only it is known to be good for use. Software testing involves interaction checking software components to see if…
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Unit Testing vs Integration Testing
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…
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Software Test Life Cycle (STLC) Importance
Testing is an integral component of the software development process. It entails a comprehensive assessment of a software to ensure it meets your client’s requirements and goals. The primary goal of testing is to identify all the defects and errors in the software before the implementation phase. If software defects are not addressed before deployment,…
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What is User Acceptance Testing (UAT) for Websites? Definition & Examples
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.
Performance Testing vs. Load Testing: Which One Is More Suitable for You?
Software testing professionals often use the terms ‘load testing’ and ‘performance testing’ interchangeably. However, in reality, there is a significant difference between these two processes as each of them evaluates the performance levels of different aspects of a system. Understanding the main goals and objectives of load and performance testing is essential for any software…
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