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How to write a good bug report?
If a bug report is written well, you have a chance that the defect will be fixed. Bug correction depends on how effective it is reported. Bug reporting is just a skill and we look through the...
Cross-browser testing
Cross-browser testing is exactly what its name means. This is a testing in several browsers, as well as the performance testing of the product without any dependencies or compromises on quality. It...
System Testing
System testing is the most difficult process to perceive and execute. It should not be identified with testing of an entire system or program. The purpose of the system test is to compare the actual...
Equivalence Class Partitioning – A Software Testing Technique in Black Box Testing
Equivalence class partitioning is a test design technology that focuses on reducing the total number of tests required to validate the functionality of a given software program. The basic idea...
Criteria for Testing Requirements Specification Document
There are the basic criteria that should be followed during static testing of the requirements specifications. These criteria require that each software requirement be complete, unique, consistent,...
How Testing Job Applicants Should Be Interviewed
One way to build an effective testing team is to hire qualified and skilled, and talented testers. And although a detailed discussion of polling strategies and technologies is beyond the scope of...
Identification of Equivalence Classes
Using the equivalence partitioning method, test cases are determined in two stages: 1) identification of equivalence classes; 2) development of tests. This article will acquaint you, Dear...
Knowledge on How to Improve Testing Process
It is impossible to ensure an effective and efficient testing process in no time. It takes months, and even years of planning and hard work to create a well-functioning organization that will be...
Risks of Prototyping
Though prototyping decreases the probability of a software development project failure, this activity has its own risks. The biggest risk is that anyone who is interested in the project after facing...
The Exit Criterion for Testing and the Readiness of a Software Product
There are many ways to determine the appropriate time to stop testing, some of them are simple, others, on the contrary, – are very complex. Here are some of the conditions that are used to decide...
