Manual testing refers to the process of executing tests and checking the behavior of a software application manually, without the use of any automation tools or scripts. Here are some types of manual testing:
- Functional Testing: This type of testing involves verifying the functionality of the software application as per the business requirements.
- Regression Testing: This testing ensures that changes made to the software application do not affect the existing functionalities and features.
- Acceptance Testing: This testing is performed to verify if the software application meets the acceptance criteria specified by the stakeholders.
- Integration Testing: This type of testing is performed to test the interaction between different modules of the software application.
- User Interface Testing: This testing involves verifying the graphical user interface of the software application.
- Usability Testing: This testing is performed to evaluate the ease of use and user-friendliness of the software application.
- Performance Testing: This testing involves verifying the performance of the software application under different load conditions.
- Security Testing: This type of testing is performed to test the security of the software application, and to identify any vulnerabilities that may exist.
- Exploratory Testing: This testing involves exploring the software application and identifying any defects or issues that may exist.
- Ad-hoc Testing: This testing is performed without any specific test cases, and is usually done to identify defects or issues that may be missed during formal testing.
