Category: Test case documentation – QA
Test case documents
LambdaTest
LambdaTest is an online tool that is used to perform live interactive cross-browser testing of your public or locally hosted websites and web apps on 2000+ real mobile and desktop browsers running on a real operating system. Debug in real-time on both desktop and mobile browsers with integrated debugging tools. All in all, LambdaTest provides… Continue reading LambdaTest
Test Condition vs Test Scenario in Software Testing
Key Difference between Test Condition and Test Scenario Test Condition is a constraint that should be followed for testing an application, whereas Test Scenario is a way to test an application. Test Condition is a piece of functionality, whereas Test Scenario can be a single or group of test cases. Test Condition helps to ensure… Continue reading Test Condition vs Test Scenario in Software Testing
Testing a Workflow
Stability Testing in Software Testing
Stability Testing is a type of non functional software testing performed to measure efficiency and ability of a software application to continuously function over a long period of time. The purpose of Stability testing is checking if the software application crashes or fails over normal use at any point of time by exercising its full range… Continue reading Stability Testing in Software Testing
Test case for add to cart button functionality
What is Pilot Testing?
Pilot Testing is defined as a type of Software Testing that verifies a component of the system or the entire system under a real-time operating condition. The purpose of the Pilot Test is to evaluate the feasibility, time, cost, risk, and performance of a research project. This testing is done exactly between the UAT and Production.… Continue reading What is Pilot Testing?
Cloud Testing
Cloud Testing is a type of software testing in which the software application is tested using cloud computing services. The purpose of Cloud testing is to test the software for functional as well as non-functional requirements using cloud computing which ensures faster availability with scalability and flexibility to save time and cost for software testing. Cloud… Continue reading Cloud Testing
Combinatorial Testing tools in Software Testing
Combinational testing is a testing technique in which multiple combinations of the input parameters are used to perform testing of the software product. The aim is to ensure that the product is bug-free and can handle different combinations or cases of the input configuration. One of the most commonly used combinatorial testing methods is the… Continue reading Combinatorial Testing tools in Software Testing