Independant UK Software Testing Services

INTRO • I can provide Agile Software Testing (means: testing software for defects or any other issues quickly or within the context of agile and give quick constant feedback and regular interaction between developers and customers, the application can be delivered in a short time without compromising on the quality. And overall better and faster development of the project) • I can provide Acceptance Test-Driven Development (ATDD) ATDD starts with customer input on functionality. This type of development begins by discussing how the product will be used. So, you write a user acceptance test (UAT). And then you write the code until it passes the test. ATDD is typically used for acceptance tests. It verifies that the product functions as users would expect. • I can provide Exploratory Testing Exploratory testing is a style of testing that lets testers follow their intuition — rather than a predefined path. It’s typically manual. You record what you’re doing and save it as a test. And you figure out what exactly it is that you’re testing as you go. Exploratory testing is typically used to find hidden risks within a product. These would be bugs that are missed in functional tests. • I can provide Agile Test Strategy o Purpose (defined by the user story). o Objectives (test cases). o Scope (what needs to be tested). o Methods (how tests will be run). • Specialist in testing form and external or end-user perspective. • Fresh eyes, fresh focus. • One-Off Testing specialists • It’s easy to overlook issues when you see them every day. We’ll evaluate your systems with a frank, fresh, objective perspective.
It is never too late to start improving your application’s functionality, especially if noticeable problems start to arise. After all, substandard functionality means that users have a poor-quality experience and can severely reduce customer satisfaction. (write from the standpoint - I can help you with all of this!) Functional Testing is arguably the most important aspect of a good quality assurance process, since it ensures that the application in question does what it was designed to do. There are many types of functional testing but I focus mainly on: Black box testing – the functionality of the software is checked without looking at the internal code structure, implementation details or knowledge of the internal partsof the software, it is based entirely upon the software requirements and specifications. The main focus of black box testing is the validation of your functional requirements and focus the testing effort on the software ystem behaviour.
Non-functional Testing – not releated to the testing of a specific functionality, but non-functional requirements such as performance, scalability and usability Regression Testing – after code fixes, upgrades or any other system maintenance to check the new code has not affected the existing code. After fucntionla testing phase d completed a Defect Report is delivered.
Simply put, Functional Testing helps you avoid: • A poor user experience for customers, employees, and other end users. • Flaws in the system’s functionality that create security risks. • Users receiving unexpected outputs and having to contact customer service, or even abandon the application altogether.
• False form errors and inaccurate website information. • Lost revenue and missed opportunities
My functional Testing areas of expertise cover: • System Testing • Accessibility Testing • Smoke Testing • Sanity Testing • Integration Testing • Black Box Testing • User Acceptance Testing • Regression Testing Many companies adopt Agile/DevOps models in order to optimise their speed and quality when delivering business value. Test automation plays a crucial role in those processes. Much of this testing is automated but can also be carried out manually for more in-depth results.