Software Testing Infographic

 Mobile application testing is a software testing process wherein applications designed for hand-held devices are tested for functionality, security, usability, accessibility, etc. Typically, even before the mobile app is released into the app store or play store, these apps are tested to meet all functional and non-functional requirements, business requirements, and user expectations. The main aim of mobile app testing is to improve the quality of mobile apps and deliver a great UX.

Regression testing comes first and is performed before User Acceptance Testing (UAT). Regression testing is smaller in scope when compared to UAT. Regression testing is conducted by internal staff whereas UAT is performed by external staff, which includes end-users/customers/stakeholders. https://www.testingxperts.com/blog/regression-testing https://www.testingxperts.com/blog/uat-testing

Beta testing is used to validate a product’s compatibility, reliability, usability and functionality. Users (known as beta testers) will be testing the product (that is 80% to 95% completed) in a real-time environment and then provide their valuable feedback about what they like and did not like about the product. 

 Beta testing is a method that is performed at the final stages of the software development process when the product is almost ready to go live.

Unit testing is considered to be the first phase of the Software Testing Life Cycle (STLC) process and thus plays a significant role in the software testing activity. In this article, you will get to know the significance of unit testing.

Most of the testing strategies depend on regression and functional testing. Applying functional and regression testing in an Agile and DevOps environment needs a strategic approach along with a well-defined plan of action in line with software testing.  https://dev.to/woodjessica/implementing-functional-regression-testing-in-agile-devops-m0d