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For most of the users, Internet usage over the web is easy. But this is not the case when we are looking at a different demographic set with challenges. It is imperative that websites be accessible, usable and useful to this group of users as well and it should not differentiate users based on language/culture/location/software/physical

You’ve undoubtedly heard the term “quality assurance,” or “QA,” if you’re new to the software development industry. However, what does it actually mean? What are the various forms of quality assurance, and why is it so crucial? Knowing the fundamentals of QA will provide you with the groundwork you need to succeed, whether you’re interested

“Exploratory testing” – as the name suggests, is a simultaneous learning, test design, and test execution process. We can say that in this testing test planning, analysis, design, and test execution, are all done together and instantly. This testing is about exploring the system and encouraging real-time and practical thinking of a tester.  In layman’s terms,

Below, we will see why the following aspects of a DB should be validated: #1) Data Mapping In software systems, data often travels back and forth from the UI (user interface) to the backend DB and vice versa. So these are some aspects to watch for: #2) ACID Properties Validation Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, and Durability. Every

One of the fundamental procedures in the software development lifecycle is manual testing, which makes sure that programs work as intended before they are made public. However, novices may find it difficult to know where to begin with the abundance of testing tools accessible. This blog will walk you through some of the most widely

Here is the high-level classification of Software testing types. We will see each type of testing in detail with examples. Functional Testing There are four main types of functional testing. #1) Unit Testing Unit testing is a type of software testing which is done on an individual unit or component to test its corrections. Typically, Unit