Benefits of Testing Your Software Manually

A software testing outsourcing guide:

In this modern world where every software company wants to launch the best product with the most features and user-friendly GUIs, it is essential to make sure that your software stands strong on all the parameters of software testing. We have discussed on numerous occasions the benefits of Automation Testing Services, it’s true that test automation saves cost and time, even more so when the testing is done by a remote software tester. However, manual testing services have their own benefits too, you can test your software manually and still make sure that your software follows all the important aspects such as quality, cost-effectiveness, bug-free code, and launch on time.

Manual Testing Services:

Manual testing is the process of software testing that aims to find the defects in the code of software that could hamper its launch or certification. Software testing outsourcing companies often have people who run manual tests and also use the software to gain the perspective of an end-user and to ensure that all the processes are running as mentioned in the requirement and annex the result with the given requirement documents of business. During this process, the testing team executes the test cases on the software and generates the report manually, using any automation tools is not part of the process.

Types of Manual Testing:

• Black Box Testing
• White Box Testing
• Unit Testing
• System Testing
• Integration Testing
• Acceptance Testing

Let’s see when can it be more beneficial for developers to opt for Manual Testing Services.

Exploratory Testing: 

Exploratory testing is the type of testing that is carried out by people that are experts in that domain. They test the software just by exploring the functional aspects of the software without having the knowledge of the requirement and the structure of code.

Usability Testing: 

To substantiate that the software is user-friendly and could be comfortably used by an end-user. The primary goal of this testing is to check whether the client or the user at the end of the chain, can understand and operate the software with ease or not. Therefore, An application developed to be used by people with no technical knowledge should be self-exploratory and should not demand any form of training to use it.

Ad-hoc Testing:

Ad-hoc testing is almost contradicting traditional testing. It sometimes is known to be informal testing. In Adhoc testing, testers start the test at any random time of the day or night, they test the software without following any documented procedure and pre-designed test techniques. This type of testing is fundamentally performed if the involvement of testers in the application undergoing the test is very high. The testing team randomly tests the software neglecting any and all pre-designed test cases or any business requirement document.

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