Why Manual Testing is Important to Your Software?
Catch Hard-to-reach Defects and Edge Cases
Automation is vital but often needs to be more robust to identify complex defects that result from specific user interactions or sometimes unique edge cases.
Manual software testing solutions ensure that experienced testers are able to intuitively explore the software to simulate real-world usage scenarios that a user might experience. Such an endeavor, manually crafting workflows and envisioning context-based bugs and visual inconsistencies in workflow, is very relevant in such cases.
Our Manual Testing Services
Functional Testing Services
Validate Core Features and Functionality
Functional testing is an integral step in software testing that checks whether all your project's application features are working as intended. Our manual functional testing services include executing test cases based on your application's needs. We ensure that each function will perform correctly and match the expected results.
Usability Testing for Software
The usability testing focuses on how easy and intuitive your application is for your end-user. Our manual usability testing services will have real users interacting with your application and pointing out issues in the experience, such as confusing navigation, unclear instructions, or inconsistent design elements.
User Experience Evaluation
Conduct a comprehensive user experience evaluation to assess your application's intuitiveness, efficiency, and overall user satisfaction.
Accessibility Testing
Verify your application's compliance with relevant accessibility standards to ensure it is accessible to users with disabilities.
A/B Testing
Tests versions of your application as if it were two different designs or combinations of features that offer one better user experience than another.
User Journey Analysis
Get an overview of the journey's analysis followed by users to identify pain points and areas where improvement is required.
Exploratory Testing Services
Defects Hidden Through Creative Exploration
Exploratory testing is dynamic testing where the tester explores the application without any test cases prior to exploration. It allows users to test the application with creativity and intuition to identify possible issues.
Session-based testing
The sessions are exploratory tests on specific areas or features of your application.
Ad-Hoc Testing
Ad hoc testing means unstructured testing. A test might look at usage scenarios but also identify potential problems.
Real-World Scenario Testing
Testing has been done by simulating real-world user scenarios to find problems that surface only under specific contexts.
Heuristic evaluation
Applying heuristic principles to guide exploratory testing and find usability and design problems.
Regression Testing Services Ensure Stability Following Upgrades and Changes
Regression testing is necessary to ensure that recently altered code or upgraded components do not introduce defects in existing software functionality.
Our manual regression testing services imply the repeated execution of test cases to ensure the application remains stable, safe, and functional following each update. As a result, the risk of inadvertently shipping defects into production is minimized.
Comprehensive Test Coverage
All significant functionalities are checked to identify possible regressions.
Impact Analysis
The impact of code changes on the overall system is analyzed, and testing efforts are prioritized accordingly.
Manual Scripted Regression Testing
Predefined scripts are manually run through test scripts for validation to check that recent changes have not impacted existing features.
Manual Ad-Hoc Regression Testing
Perform ad-hoc testing to explore the application and check for any potential regressions that may have taken place during these changes.
Compatibility Testing Services
Invariant cross-platform and cross-device consistency
e explosion of devices, operating systems, and browsers into the market makes it urgent for your application to behave uniformly across all platforms
Cross-Browser Testing
Testing your application across a variety of web browsers to make sure it looks and works the same way in each one
Cross-Platform Manual Testing
Verify that the program functions as intended across a range of operating systems, including Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, or Android.
Device Compatibility Testing
Ensure that your application will function well on all types of devices, including desktop, laptop, tablet, and smartphone.
Localization Testing
Confirm that your application works properly in different geographies and can operate in a multi-language mode, as devised based on culture and geographies.