Functional testing is a type of software testing that verifies whether a software application performs according to specified functional requirements. It focuses on testing the application's business logic, user interactions, and expected outputs rather than its internal code structure.
Our Testing Approach
We employ a structured and systematic approach to manual functional testing, leveraging black-box testing techniques to validate software functionality without needing access to the internal code. Our key techniques include:
- Equivalence Partitioning - This technique divides input data into partitions where test cases are designed to cover representative values from each partition. This helps in minimizing redundant test cases while ensuring effective test coverage.
- Boundary Value Analysis - Since defects often occur at the boundaries of input ranges, we focus on testing values at the edges of valid and invalid partitions. This method helps uncover issues that may not be evident with typical test values.
- Decision Table Testing - For applications with complex business logic, we use decision tables to model different input combinations and their expected outcomes. This technique ensures comprehensive validation of all possible scenarios and rules within the system.
- State Transition Testing - When testing applications with defined states and transitions, we apply state transition testing to evaluate how the system behaves as it moves from one state to another. This approach is particularly useful for applications like workflow systems and finite state machines.
Why Choose Us?
- Comprehensive test coverage
- Enhanced software quality
- Real-world usability insights
- Faster defect detection and resolution
- Cost-effective testing approach
