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With over 10 years of Comprehensive experience of performing end to end testing (like System, Integration, Functional, Regression, and User Acceptance testing)of ecommerce ,healthcare, gaming web applications.Hands on experience in developing test plans and strategies for testing web applications and e-commerce solutions.



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Software Testing

Manual Testing Guide for Beginners

Software testing is one of the most essential steps on the way to the project release. There are two primary ways to test an app. One way is done by a program, which is known as automatic testing. Another way is manual testing, meaning that it is processed by a human. While each method has its advantages and disadvantages, their goal is the same: to ensure the quality of the software. Ready to start a tester career? Well, that’s a great idea! You will find useful to check out this article first – it gives an insight into the basics of manual testing not overloading you with unknown and hard technical stuff. So let’s get started. Manual Testing: What Is It?  In short, manual software testing is the process of testing software application features and functions from an end-user perspective. Unlike automated testing, which uses a software program to conduct such tests, manual testing relies on the actions o...

Anatomy of Quality Assurance

The Quality Assurance (QA) role is the role responsible for guaranteeing a level of quality for the end client, and to help the software development team to identify problems early in the process. It is not surprising that people in this role are often known as "testers". Of course, the role is more than just testing. It's about contributing to the quality of the final product.   What's the Quality Assurance role? The quality assurance (QA) role is one that is focused on creating a quality deliverable. In other words, it is the responsibility of the QA role to make sure that the software development process doesn't sacrifice quality in the name of completed objectives. The QA role works with the Functional Analyst (FA) and the Solutions Architect (SA) to convert the requirements and design documents into a set of testing cases and scripts, which can be used to verify that the system meets the client needs. This collection of test cases and sc...