Functional Testing Types

📄️ A/B Testing

A/B Testing is a method of comparing two versions of a software feature, webpage, or application to determine which performs better based on predefined metrics.

📄️ Acceptance Testing

Acceptance Testing is the final phase of testing that evaluates a system's readiness for deployment by confirming that it aligns with user needs and business requirements.

📄️ Alpha Testing

Alpha Testing is a type of acceptance testing performed by a company's internal employees, but not the development team, in a simulated or controlled test environment.

📄️ API Testing

API Testing is a crucial type of software testing that validates the logic and data exchange between different software components.

📄️ Backend Testing

Backend Testing is a type of software testing that focuses on the server-side components of an application, which are not directly visible to the end user.

📄️ Beta Testing

A Beta Testing is a type of acceptance testing where a pre-release version of a software application is made available to a select group of external users.

📄️ Component Testing

Component Testing is a type of software testing that focuses on evaluating individual, isolated components or modules of an application.

📄️ CX Testing

CX Testing is a type of testing that evaluates the entire customer journey and experience with a product or service.

📄️ E2E Testing

End-to-End Testing (E2E Testing) is a comprehensive testing methodology that simulates a complete user journey through an application.

📄️ Exploratory Testing

Exploratory Testing is a hands-on, unscripted approach where a tester simultaneously designs and executes tests based on their knowledge, experience, and intuition.

📄️ Functional Testing

A Functional Testing is a type of software testing that verifies each function of an application works as specified in the requirements.

📄️ Integration Testing

Integration Testing is a phase of software testing that verifies how different modules or units of an application function when they are combined.

📄️ Regression Testing

Regression Testing is a type of software testing that verifies that recent code changes or additions have not negatively affected existing, previously working functionality.

📄️ Sanity Testing

Sanity Testing is a quick, focused type of software testing that is performed after a minor change or bug fix has been implemented.

📄️ Smoke Testing

Smoke Testing is a quick, high-level, and initial round of testing performed on a new software build.

📄️ System Testing

System Testing is a level of testing that evaluates a fully integrated and complete software application to verify that it meets its specified functional and non-functional requirements.

📄️ UI Testing (User Interface Testing)

UI Testing is a type of software testing that focuses on verifying the visual elements and interactive behavior of a user interface.

📄️ Unit Testing

Unit testing is a software development practice where individual components or functions of a program are tested in isolation.

📄️ User Acceptance Testing

User Acceptance Testing (UAT) is the final stage of testing where end-users or clients formally verify a software product to confirm it meets their business needs.

📄️ UI Testing

UI Testing is a type of software testing that focuses on verifying the visual elements and interactive behavior of a user interface.

📄️ UX Testing (User Experience Testing)

UI Testing is a type of software testing that focuses on verifying the visual elements and interactive behavior of a user interface.