Main types of software testing
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The main types of software testing are usability testing, functional testing, and non-functional testing. Usability testing ensures that software is easy to use, functional testing checks that the software performs as intended, and non-functional testing evaluates attributes like reliability, performance, and security. Other types were not discussed because they are considered variations of these three main categories.
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Main types of software testing
- 1. Main Types of Software Testing Software Testing Tools
- 2. Hello! Md. Abdullah Al Rumy I am here because I love to give presentations. You can find me at -> @fb/abdllahalrumy
- 3. Agenda Actual main Types of Software Testing
- 4. Main types defined by STT ★ Usability Testing ★ Functional Testing ★ Non-functional Testing
- 5. Why not other types Because all are same.
- 6. Next Topics ** Usability Testing **