In this article, we’ll dive into three essential forms of manual testing—Exploratory, Functional, and UI/UX testing.

Nonfunctional testing is the secret sauce that separates a good product from a great one. It is essential to deliver high-quality software.

Functional testing is also known as black box testing, It looks at what the software does, without needing to peek inside.

Usability testing isn’t just a checkbox in the development cycle—it’s your gateway to understanding how real people interact with software.

Whether you’re squashing bugs before they hit production or validating performance across browsers, automation helps you do it faster.

Data validation testing is a critical part of any quality assurance strategy. It’s not just about finding typos or broken formats.

Security testing is like putting your app through a digital stress test to make sure no one can sneak in, steal data, or wreak havoc.

Mobile app testing is exactly what it sounds like: making sure your app works the way it’s supposed to on real devices in real conditions.

Regression testing is the unsung hero that makes sure new changes don’t mess up existing functionality.