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Manual testing offers several benefits that contribute to the overall quality and reliability of software. Through thorough evaluation of functionalities and features, manual testing ensures that the software performs as intended

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What is manual testing?

Manual testing is a software testing process where testers execute test cases without the use of automation tools. Testers manually verify that the application behaves as expected, identifying defects and ensuring quality.

Why is manual testing important?

Manual testing is important because it allows for:

Human observation: Testers can identify issues related to usability, design, and user experience that automated tests might miss.
Flexibility: Testers can easily adapt to changes in requirements and perform exploratory testing to uncover unexpected issues.
Cost-effectiveness: For smaller projects or those with limited budgets, manual testing can be more affordable than investing in automation tools.

What types of manual testing do you offer?

We offer various types of manual testing, including:

Functional Testing: Verifying that the software functions as intended.
Usability Testing: Assessing how user-friendly and intuitive the application is.
Regression Testing: Ensuring new code changes do not adversely affect existing functionality.
Exploratory Testing: Conducting unscripted tests to discover defects not covered by test cases.
Acceptance Testing: Validating the software against user requirements and business needs.

How do you create test cases for manual testing?

Test cases for manual testing are created based on:

Requirements analysis: Understanding the application’s functional and non-functional requirements.
User stories: Deriving test cases from user scenarios and acceptance criteria.
Risk assessment: Focusing on critical areas of the application that have the highest risk of failure.

How do you ensure the quality of manual testing?

To ensure quality in manual testing, we:

Follow industry standards: Adhere to established testing methodologies and best practices.
Conduct thorough reviews: Review test cases and results to ensure accuracy and completeness.
Utilize experienced testers: Employ skilled testers with a strong understanding of software quality assurance.
Implement a defect tracking system: Log and track defects to ensure timely resolution.

How do you report and track defects found during testing?

Defects found during manual testing are reported using a defect tracking tool. Each defect report includes:

Description: Detailed information about the issue.
Steps to reproduce: Clear instructions for replicating the defect.
Severity and priority: Classification of the defect’s impact on the application.
Status updates: Tracking the defect’s progress until it is resolved.

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