QA

What is compliance testing? It’s a non-functional testing process that makes sure a new product conforms to necessary laws and regulations pre-release.

A/B testing is used by testers, designers, and marketers, to optimize products for best performance through using data-driven decision making.

What is user acceptance Testing? Also called UAT, it’s testing done close to product launch to find out if users will be satisfied with the end product.

Can climate change technology help us to save the world? How can tech employees help reduce CO2 emissions, and how can we all make a change?

What is negative testing, and how is it different to other testing? Negative testing tests if a product remains stable when incorrect data is introduced.

What is white box testing? Testers use this method for checking code quality and how the functioning software meets the written requirements.

What is alpha testing, and when is it performed? Alpha testing is the final in-house testing process before reaching the public.

What is black box testing? Our post explains how black box testing works, some different applications, and why it is so popular with software testers.

What is install testing? It’s a testing process that checks if software installs as it should on devices, and that they work properly after installation.

A look at the different types of manual testing within software testing - including black box testing, exploratory testing, integration testing and more.