Non-Functional Testing

While functional tests determine if the system does what it’s supposed to, non-functional tests determine how well the system performs the tasks it was designed to do. These tests validate the readiness of a system, or subsystems based on predefined criteria that are not generally covered in functional tests. Non-functional tests look deeper into the system to make sure both the hardware and software can handle heavy loads, can withstand hacking attempts, or even make sure all of the user documentation is thorough and useful to the end user. It also takes into consideration the expectations of the end user.

Comparison Testing

Comparison testing will help to assess how your product performs against your competition. It compares your product’s strengths and weaknesses with other similar software out there. It can be a very good indicator of what sets you apart from your competition.
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Compatibility Testing

Compatibility testing ensures that an application performs as expected on multiple operating systems, in multiple browsers and versions, on varying connection speeds, and even when used in conjunction with third party applications.
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Configuration Testing

Configuration testing involves validating an application’s behavior in various environments. This type of testing determines the immediate or long term effects of configuration changes on the system’s behavior and performance.
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Endurance Testing

Also known as soak testing, endurance testing helps to determine if a system can sustain a continuous high load. Memory utilization and performance degradation are closely monitored to detect potential leaks and ensure response times are suitable.
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Installation Testing

Installation testing is specific to distributed software that end-users must install on their computer or mobile device. These could be browser extensions, apps, server software, database applications, or independent software applications.
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Load Testing

Load testing is one of the multiple facets of performance testing as a whole to fully exercise the software and hardware and identify any weaknesses, as well as benchmark where and when the issues arise. During load testing, a normal load.
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Localization Testing

Localization testing is similar to globalization, but this kind of testing is adapted to individual locales.
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Portability Testing

If you want to be able to move your software from one machine platform to another, then portability testing is necessary.
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Recovery Testing

Recovery testing is a non-functional kind of testing that tells us how well an application can recover from crashes or hardware failures.
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Stress Testing

Stress testing targets a site’s breaking point. The site is given more users and data than it can handle to see how it responds.
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Scalability Testing

Every business’ hope is that their customer base will grow. But that means that the software needs to grow with it.
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