Santo has been a part of the Tester Work global community for almost 2 years and he has contributed greatly to the development and fine-tuning of apps testing with us. Today he shares his insight into the importance that testing has in the life of a project. Happy reading!
In the contemporary world, continuous technological evolution has meant that world markets become increasingly independent and competitive. This is because the new technologies make it possible to reach an ever-increasing degree of efficiency, which leads to greater market competitiveness in which the end user can replace one service with another in just a few moments thanks to the enormous quantity of services that the market offers, this concept is even more extended in the world of the web in which there are thousands of possible alternatives and this obliges us to offer the end user services that are increasingly innovative and optimized.
Testing an application/website helps us to guarantee this testing is a fundamental process to ensure that the platform works correctly and is ready for public use. Without proper testing, an application can contain errors and flaws that can cause problems for the end user, risking serious damage to a company’s reputation.
The objective of testing is to identify any problems or defects before the application is released and allow developers to correct errors and improve the functionality of the application to offer the end user a product of the highest quality.
Testing can take place in different ways, including manual tests, which involve the use of the application by human testers (I invite you to consult my previous blog in which I deal with all types of tests in addition to payment methods manuals available on Tester Work “https://testerwork.com/payment-methods-on-testerwork/”) and the automated tests, which are performed by specialized software to perform repetitive and long-lasting tests.
Application testing should begin as early in the software development cycle as possible and should be ongoing until the final application release. This ensures that bugs are caught and fixed as soon as they are discovered, avoiding more serious issues at release time.
In conclusion, testing a software application is essential to ensure application quality and user satisfaction. Without proper testing, an application can contain errors and defects that can damage a company’s reputation and reduce sales. Therefore, it is important to carry out complete and continuous tests before the release of the application and also, especially before releasing an update.
Happy testing to all the Tester Work community 😁👋
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