1. Test Planning:Develop test plans and strategies based on project requirements, specifications, and design documents.
2. Test Case Design:Create detailed test cases, test scripts, and test scenarios that outline the steps to be executed during testing.
3. Test Execution:Conduct various types of testing, including functional testing, regression testing, usability testing, and performance testing.Execute test cases to verify the software's functionality, usability, and performance.
4. Defect Identification:Identify, document, and report defects or issues in a bug tracking system, providing clear and detailed descriptions of problems.
5. Regression Testing:Perform regression testing to ensure that new software updates or changes do not negatively impact existing functionality.
6. Compatibility Testing:Test the software on different platforms, browsers, and devices to verify compatibility.
7. Usability Testing:Evaluate the user interface and overall user experience to ensure that it is user-friendly and intuitive.
8. Performance Testing:Conduct performance testing to assess the speed, responsiveness, and stability of the software under various conditions, such as load and stress testing.
9. Security Testing:Verify the security of the software by conducting security assessments, penetration testing, and vulnerability scanning.
10. Documentation:- Maintain detailed documentation of test cases, test results, and defect reports.
11. Communication:- Collaborate with developers, product managers, and other team members to ensure defects are understood and resolved.
12. Test Automation:- Develop and execute automated test scripts using testing tools and frameworks, such as Selenium or Appium.
13. Continuous Improvement:- Continuously review and improve testing processes, tools, and methodologies to enhance efficiency and test coverage.
14. Compliance and Standards:- Ensure that the software meets industry standards, regulatory requirements, and best practices.