Testing

Whether you have designed and developed a website or software or an application software, to check it works the way and produces targeted desired results it must be thoroughly tested. The primary objective of testing is to detect failures so that errors may be identified and corrected. The scope of testing may include, but not limited to, the following:

Test Planning
Testing tools
Testing team
Test Results
Test Environment
Testing configuration
Executve Code in various environments
Examine source code
Examine quality of the code
Examine results
Detect errors
Debug Errors
Fix errors
Analyze, Report and Retest

Testing, to check that the site or computer software performs the way it was intented, is itself a project that may have many tasks to perform. For a successful testing, test plan, objectives and goal need to be precise clear to the testing team otherwise the team will test only those areas that they assume to be important as opposed to other truly important test areas which frequently leads to wasted time, frustration and conflicts. The test project may include, but not limited to, the following:

Overall objectives
Testing objectives
Testing success criteria
Development Life Cycle
Schedule
Testing Tools
Testing Environment
Skill set of testing teams
Reporting
Priority to fix detected errors
Integration

A sample testing cycle, although variations may exist between testing professionals, may include, but not limited to, the following:

Requirements analysis
Test planning
Test development
Test execution
Test reporting
Test results analysis
Retesting of fixed errors
Regression testing
Testing Project Closure

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