Testing
Every application we build goes through a rigorous internal,
external and automated testing process.
Every application we build goes through a rigorous internal,
external and automated testing process.
Manuel Tesing
Automated Tests
Mobven’s Agile advisory services is designed to provide end to end agile advisory and delivery services to our clients that would help them increase agility in their organizations by following agile principles, help ensure end-user satisfaction, and to enhance and speed-up the ROIs on using processes within the organization.
Manual testing is the process of testing software manually with the intention of finding defects. Here a tester acts as an end user, and tests all the required features of the application to ensure correct behavior.
Our testing services under Black Box testing include, but not limited to
We prepare test plan where Scope, objective, focus, approach for software testing of the project is planned and resources such as people, computers, and software licenses are identified and acquired.
We design test cases, identifying clear steps to be followed by testers, with expected outcomes.
We assign test cases to testers who has the required domain knowledge of the project to ensure high quality software.
We realize that most of the errors identified in the testing phase, were introduced in the Requirement or Design phase itself. As defects identified in later stages of SDLC are costly to fix than the defects identified in early stage, we usually start testing early.
We start designing test cases during early phase of SDLC to understand whether all requirements are testable or not.
To do effective manual regression testing, we identify & group the set of regression test cases well before.
From the QA perspective, test automation involves creating a test artifact that automatically exercises a use case or requirement in isolation. It’s designed to repeatedly confirm whether actual outcomes at specific check points match the expected outcomes (according to the requirement or user story). QA-level test automation is traditionally performed at the UI level through scripting and/or record and playback tools.
Most UI-level tests need to be constantly updated to avoid false positives as the application evolves. Thus, if applications change frequently, test maintenance becomes a time-consuming chore. Once the maintenance burden takes its toll, teams often abandon test automation efforts and revert to manual testing. As a result of these difficulties with brittle, high-maintenance tests, our test teams have been able to achieve satisfactory levels of test automation using Momentum