Our Approach
Based on project requirements, we carefully assess whether to implement Manual testing, Automation testing, or a hybrid approach.
Manual Testing:
Manual testing involves human testers evaluating and verifying software functionality without automated testing tools. It includes executing test cases manually to ensure the software aligns with expectations and specified requirements. Key aspects encompass Test Case Execution, Exploratory Testing, User Interface (UI) Testing, Regression Testing, Usability Testing, Ad-hoc Testing, and Error Reporting.
While essential in certain scenarios, manual testing has limitations such as being time-consuming and less scalable than automated testing. In many projects, a combination of manual and automated testing is employed to optimize test coverage and efficiency. Automated testing proves particularly beneficial for repetitive and time-consuming tasks, enabling testers to focus on complex scenarios requiring human intuition and creativity.
Automation Testing:
Automation testing employs specialized tools and scripts to automate test case execution, reducing manual intervention. Its primary objectives are improving efficiency, speeding up testing processes, and enhancing result accuracy. Automation is particularly advantageous for repetitive tests like regression, performance, and load testing. Key aspects include Test Script Creation, Test Execution, Regression Testing, Performance Testing, Load Testing, Data-Driven Testing, and Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD).
Despite its advantages, automation testing is not universally suitable. Certain testing scenarios, such as usability and exploratory testing, may necessitate manual intervention. Hence, a balanced approach that combines both manual and automated testing is commonly adopted in digital projects. More details on automation testing can be found here
Testing & QA Services
We provide testing and QA services in the following verticals:
Application Testing
Usability Testing
Functional Testing
Performance Testing
Security Testing
Testing Process
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1. Requirement Analysis
We analyse the project requirements, including functional and non-functional requirements, to develop test cases and test scenarios.
2. Planning
when we establish a testing plan that outlines the goals, objectives, and scope of the testing process. This involves determining the testing approach, tools, and techniques to be used, as well as identifying the testing team and their roles and responsibilities.
3. Design
In this step, the test cases are designed to ensure that all functional and non-functional requirements are met. Test cases are created to test each feature and functionality of the software.
4. Test Case Development
Test scenarios are created which detail the actions to be taken during the testing process, the anticipated outcomes, and the standards for determining whether the testing has been successful. Once the test cases have been developed, the testing process begins.
5. Execution
Here, the test cases are executed to identify defects, errors, and other issues in the software. The testing team reports all defects to the development team for resolution.
6. Defect Reporting and Tracking
During the testing phase, any identified flaws or problems are documented and monitored. The issues are subsequently remedied and then retested.
7. Reporting
Once testing is complete, a test closure report is prepared that summarizes the testing process and results.
8. Closure
Finally, the testing team reviews the test results and prepares the final test report. The testing team also evaluates the effectiveness of the testing process and identifies areas for improvement.
