Not all web browsers are created equal. Some are exclusively compatible with certain operating systems, while some boast features they claim others lack, like privacy mode and auto-updating. Some browsers even restrict certain features to a specific operating system. For example, Safari’s text-to-speech feature works exclusively with Mac operating systems. There are web browsers that were once praised as the frontier leaders in web exploration and the pioneers of internet navigation that are now nearly extinct- so old and under-used that the younger generation of web users often have never ev ..read more

One of the major responsibility of a front-end developer is to make sites that are built, visibly acceptable across the browsers the project has decided to support. Most of the times, more than one! The sites can be visibly acceptable after cross-browser testing. Browser testing is an essential step in the website creation process. As a web developer, you have limited control over how your final product will display across the various browsers. Several web elements may not show as expected, and as a result, can have an unfavourable effect on the website and its messaging. Cross-browser testin ..read more

The last few years have seen an overwhelming evolution of the software testing industry giving way to greener pastures. As we already know, ensuring effective software application performance is one of the highlights of software testing. But, how does testing ensure that the software is running error-free? In this article, we will provide you with detailed knowledge about different stages involved in Software Testing Life Cycle (STLC). Software Testing Life Cycle Software Testing Life Cycle is defined as, a series of activities conducted to perform software testing. It identifies what test ac ..read more

Software Testing Standards are a set of rules or standards that are expected to be met in a particular product or service offered by a company. Compliance to these set of rules is mandatory for a company as it defines the extent to which a company is performing its duty legally and is not engaged in any sort of malpractice. Moreover, doing so will also ensure the delivery of high-quality products. There are many organizations around the globe who develop and implement different standards to improve the quality needs of their software. This article briefly covers some of the widely used standa ..read more

Whenever any web application or software is released, it is expected to be executed in all the browsers, but it’s not possible as all the web browsers are not created equally. Some browsers are designed to work with specific operating system while the others claim to have boasting features. Keeping this in mind, it is a good habit to conduct cross-browser testing once the process of web application or software is being completed. Cross-browser testing is a technique of testing web applications across various browsers to ensure that all the sites or web apps run successfully on separate browse ..read more

Last few years have seen a massive increase in the web. There is so much content to look for in the web that one lifetime would not be enough to go through it all. You can find A to Z of life on the web. And people are viewing this content on more than 3,000 web browsers. Now, more users mean more devices, more platform, more browsers and ultimately more ways in which your website can be viewed. Here the company’s major concern should be questioning whether the users see the website the same way you want to see them in each browser? The growth in the web has also resulted in multiple types of ..read more

Before any software product releases, it goes through various levels of testing to make sure that it is working properly. These levels identify missing areas and prevent overlap and repetition between the development of life cycle phases. In a software development lifecycle models, there are defined phases like requirement gathering and analysis, design, coding or implementation, testing, and deployment. Each phase defines a different level of testing. The four levels of software testing are as follows. Unit Testing Integration Testing System Testing Acceptance Testing Let us now understand w ..read more

A use case is a method of identifying, articulating, and arranging systems requirements in software development. Based on the use case, software functionality is developed by engineers. A use case is a tool for defining the required user interaction. If you are trying to create a new application or make changes to an existing application, several discussions are to be made. One of the critical discussions you have to make is how you will represent the requirement for the software solution. Business masters and developers must have a mutual understanding of the requirement, as it’s very diffic ..read more

In today’s competitive world, internet consumers want to get products to be implemented and updated faster. Customers want more software releases with new features to be implemented in a short time frame, but they don’t like to work with defected software. In a short frame or continuous release, more bugs get piled up into the products. Releasing such software with so many bugs into it may affect the user experience which makes a bad impact on the quality impression of your company brand. They will remember about the delivered bad quality product, and that is where the importance of software ..read more

Testing is a process consisting of all lifecycle activities, both static and dynamic, concerned with planning, preparation and evaluation of software products and related work products to determine that they satisfy specified requirements. Today’s world of technology is completely dominated by machines and their behaviour is controlled by the software powering it. But what exactly is Software Testing? It’s something that is pretty difficult to compress into a couple of short sentences. In this article, we’ll seek to look at some of the things that software testing is, and isn’t. Software Test ..read more