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Software Testing Types

[Software Testing Types], Techniques & Methodologies:

E-digg.com has experienced and affordable testers who perform [software testing] as per different testing standards required to client. We use different testing tools like: Agile Testing, Mercury Loadrunner, Rational SQA Suite, Mercury Winrunner and Segue Silk Test tools etc. We perform manual software testing as well. We follow both top-down approach and bottom-up approach during different phases of SDLC-Life-Cycle of the project. Our [testing experts] can work as a freelance tester. One can easily Hire-A-Tester on part-time or contractual basis at very low-cost.

We can do any type of software testing according to clients or customers need. Our [expert testers] can do easily different kind of software testing which are as follows:

[White box testing] [Integration testing] [Acceptance testing] [Beta testing] [Regression testing] [End-to-end testing]

[Black box testing] [Functional testing] [Compatibility testing] [Performance testing] [Stress testing] [Recovery testing]

[Unit Testing] [System testing] [Alfa testing] [Load testing] [Smoke testing] [Security testing]

A brief description about different software testing types performed by E-digg.com testing experts:

1. White box testing:
In this testing, the tester should have deep knowledge of internal logics of every navigation root & application code. In this testers analyze structure & internal working of every piece of software. This testing covers all code statement and conditions with branch and path testing. It is also known as "Structural or Glass Box" testing.


2. Black box testing:
In this testing, knowledge of internal working and system design is not considered as a compulsion for the testers. They perform functional testing and requirement testing of the software product. It is also known as “Functional Testing”. It involves user interface testing, APIs testing, DBMS testing, security and network testing.


3. Unit Testing:
In this testing, testers make sure that the software components and modules are performing well. In this testing, testers develop test driver modules to test every component or unit of software product.


4. Integration testing:
This testing is done after unit testing but before system testing. In this testing, combined functionality of integrated or grouped modules typically code modules and client-server applications with network functions are tested and verified.


5. System testing:
It also comes under black box testing. In this testing, overall integrated system is tested as per requirement specification and covers complete integrated part of the software. In this the entire system is tested for specified performance.




6. Acceptance testing:
This testing is done by customers usually or by testers as a product novice user. It is done to verify that the product meets user or customer exact requirements or not.


7. Compatibility testing:
Under this testing, tester ensures that the developed application must perform well with different operating systems, internet browsers and hardware & network environment or with set of combination of the above.


8. Alfa testing:
This type of testing is done during in-house environment and the testers consider themselves as a virtual user. As a result, minor changes may occur in design or functionality.


9. Beta testing:
This type of testing is done by end users. It is a final testing of multi-functional and high-use commercial products before releasing.


10. Load testing:
Generally, it covers stress and performance testing. It is used to check system behavior and minimize load in terms of time and weight.




11. Performance testing:
Generally, this testing is done with an automated test tool for easy simulation of performance requirements, third-party products, www scalability and server or middleware benchmark. It is often used with ‘load’ or ‘stress’ testing.


12. Stress testing:
Under this testing, it is tested that how & when the developed system fails to perform well. The constraints which are considered during stress testing are database storage capacity and load, complex number of queries, beyond input-output behavior. Stress testing is done with high level of simulated load.


13. Regression testing:
In this testing, typically automated performance tools are used to cover whole system to reduce time and resource. This testing can also be performed manually. It is done to ensure a consistent and repeatable performance of every release or new version of the product.


14. Smoke testing:
This testing is mostly related to hardware and network tuning properly. In this, testers ensure that there is no possibility to catch the fire in much worst conditions.


15. End-to-end testing:
This testing is much similar to system testing. It involves testing of database interaction, network compatibility and hardware configuration testing.




16. Recovery testing:
Under this testing, it is tested that how well a developed system can recover from hardware crashes and failures, unwanted behavior of the system and unconditional exception arises.


17. Security testing:
Under this testing, tester ensures to reduce any kind of hacking, protection of unauthorized access at any level, external attacks.