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  What is Exploratory Testing? Most of the time, software testing methods are where you design a test case and later execute it. However, in exploratory testing, you can do designing and execution simultaneously. Exploratory testing gives individual testers the freedom to think and learn to run important tests with adequate responsibility. Exploratory testing relies on the guidance given by the individual testers. The testers dive deep to understand the defects which are not easily covered in different tests. You can compare exploratory testing with the traditional method of scrip testing, where detailed test cases are designed first. Then you can execute the tests according to the requirements. The efficiency of the system increases subsequently while carrying out an exploratory test. This is because both the tasks of the test case are done at the same time. History of Exploratory Testing Exploratory testing was earlier known as ‘Ad-Hoc’ testing. Then, software testing expert Cem ...

  Agile Test Automation seems to be a buzzword for finding ways to automate any part of a user story. But what exactly is it? It is evident that automation testing heavily benefits and smoothens out the application development life cycle. Despite that, if automation testing is not executed correctly, it could lead to application failure. Here we are with 8 ways how you can make sure that is not the case with you and can help you use automation testing favorably while using the agile development approach. End-to-End Testing on real iOS, Android Devices & Browsers Run parallel testing Agile testing with automation often doesn’t work out in the best way because agile development is a continuous delivery process with fewer repetitions during development and deployment. That leads to QA teams running short and quick regression testing which in turn makes it more tedious for the testers to find, fix and test the product. The solution to this is giving enough time to any kind of testi...

  Today, mobile testing processes are changing thanks to Chinese and other affordable brands, there is hardly any person without a mobile and internet connection Today mobile has become a commodity for us. Without it, life is impossible. The increase in mobile content reading, watching, and use of software applications for making the job more accessible has also hiked up. Many of website developers today focus more on a mobile-optimized website. Today mobile download is touching a record high. So mobile development demand is at a peak and going to increase even more in the future.  But some issues like taking more loading time, basic features not working, app auto exist (the most irritating thing I ever faced with a mobile application ), and many more issues can hamper the image of the application. Do you agree? If yes, then in this blog, let’s discuss some of the challenges or things to look for in mobile testing. Know more about Mobile Testing: Complete Guide 5 Challenges T...

Testing your website on different browsers is a must thing to improve user experience. We’ve all noticed that some websites don’t display correctly in specific browsers, believing that the website is broken. However, when you open it in a different browser, the website loads just fine. As a result, this behaviour explains how a website works with different browsers. The information on the website page is interpreted differently by each browser. As a result, some browsers may lack the features your website is attempting to display, causing your website to appear broken in that browser. In this article, you will know why it is essential and the best way to test websites on different browsers . Cross-Browser Testing: Definition, importance, and How does it Perform? As a web developer, it is your responsibility to ensure that your websites work and work for all of your users, regardless of browser, device, or additional assistive tools they are using. A website comprises several component...