Non-functional Testing Types

📄️ Accessibility Testing

Accessibility Testing ensures that individuals with disabilities can fully use your fintech platform.

📄️ Chaos Engineering

Chaos Engineering is a proactive testing discipline that intentionally introduces controlled failures and turbulence into a system.

📄️ Checklist Testing

Checklist Testing is a testing technique that uses a predefined list of test conditions, requirements, or best practices to guide the testing process.

📄️ Compatibility Testing

Compatibility Testing is a type of software testing that ensures an application functions correctly across various technical environments.

📄️ Compliance Testing

Compliance Testing is a type of software testing that verifies whether an application adheres to all relevant regulations, standards, and legal requirements.

📄️ Documentation Testing

Documentation Testing is a type of non-functional testing that verifies the accuracy, completeness, and clarity of all the documentation related to a software product.

📄️ Endurance Testing

Endurance Testing is a type of performance testing that evaluates a system's ability to sustain a significant load over an extended, continuous period.

📄️ Fuzz Testing

Fuzz Testing is a testing technique that involves feeding a large volume of random, malformed, or unexpected data into a software application.

📄️ Load Testing

Load Testing is a type of performance testing that evaluates an application's behavior under different levels of expected user traffic.

📄️ Localization Testing

Localization Testing is a type of software testing that verifies an application's quality and functionality for a specific language, culture, and geographic region.

📄️ Non-functional Testing

Non-functional Testing is a type of software testing that evaluates the quality characteristics and attributes of a system

📄️ Penetration Testing

Penetration Testing is a form of security testing where ethical hackers simulate real-world attacks on a system or network to find and exploit vulnerabilities.

📄️ Performance Efficiency

Performance Efficiency is a quality characteristic that measures how well a system performs its functions under a given workload.

📄️ Performance Testing

Performance Testing is a type of software testing that assesses a system's speed, responsiveness, stability, and scalability under a specific workload.

📄️ Recoverability Testing

Recoverability Testing is a testing method that evaluates how well a system can recover after a major failure or crash.

📄️ Responsive Testing

Responsive testing is a type of quality assurance that ensures a website or application works and looks great on any device, from a large desktop monitor to a small smartphone screen.

📄️ Review

Review is the process of explicitly evaluating how software products work, such as code, requirements documents, or test plans.

📄️ Robustness Validation

Robustness Validation is a testing discipline that evaluates a system's ability to handle exceptional or unexpected conditions without crashing or failing.

📄️ Security Testing

Security Testing is a comprehensive evaluation of a software application to find vulnerabilities and weaknesses that could be exploited by malicious users.

📄️ Static Testing

Static Testing is a type of software testing that is performed without actually running the code.

📄️ Stress Testing

Stress Testing is a type of performance testing that pushes a system beyond its normal operating limits to evaluate its stability, behavior, and error handling under extreme conditions.

📄️ Usability Testing

Usability Testing is the practice of evaluating a software product by having real people use it to accomplish specific tasks.

📄️ Volume Testing

Volume Testing is a type of performance testing that evaluates an application's behavior when it is subjected to a massive amount of data.