Functional testing is a type of software testing that evaluates the behavior and functionality of a software application or system against specified requirements. The goal of functional testing is to ensure that the software application or system performs as expected, with all features and functions working correctly and meeting the user’s needs.
Functional testing involves a range of testing techniques, such as black-box testing, white-box testing, and gray-box testing. Black-box testing involves testing the software application or system without any knowledge of its internal structure or code, while white-box testing involves testing the software application or system with knowledge of its internal structure and code. Gray-box testing is a combination of black-box and white-box testing, where some knowledge of the internal structure and code is used during testing.
QUPS Functional Testing Services make sure the verification and validation of applications for autonomous software vendors and ventures. The functional testing services’ focal point on testing the applications adjacent to defined specifications and meeting the end user anticipations for functionality. Spiral World engages with clients in the different stages of the lifecycle to line up the testing objectives touching the overall business goals. QUPS introduces early testing in the life cycle to prevent defects and detect defects early to reduce the overall testing costs, rework costs and improve quality. Spiral World’s functional testing approach is well structured and leverages proven industry-standard testing techniques, tools, pre-built test accelerators, and methodologies. Our regression testing approach ensures that the new features or enhancements do not cause any unintended impact on the existing quality of applications.
QUPS-TEAM’s Software Functional Testing Services
- Requirements Review: Review the software requirements to ensure that they are complete, clear, and accurate.
- Test Plan Development: Develop a detailed test plan that outlines the testing strategy, the test cases to be executed, and the resources required for testing.
- Test Case Development: Develop test cases that cover all the functional requirements and test scenarios.
- Test Environment Setup: Set up a test environment that simulates the production environment, including hardware, software, and network configurations.
- Test Data Preparation: Prepare test data that covers different scenarios and use cases.
- Test Execution: Execute the test cases and verify that the software behaves as expected.
- Test Result Verification: Verify the test results and ensure that they are accurate and complete.
- Defect Tracking: Report any defects or issues found during testing and track their status until they are resolved.
- Regression Testing: Perform regression testing after each change or update to the software to ensure that no new defects have been introduce.