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Usability Testing is a crucial test that is performed by the team during the early stages of software development. It is with the assistance of this test that they are capable of offering optimum application/website/software usability and remarkable user satisfaction.

It is somewhat strange that while usability testing has been around for over two decades, it is still shrouded by a number of myths and misconceptions. Over the years usability testing, a very important part of software development, has become much simpler, faster and cheaper - there's really no good reason to NOT do usability testing.

Beta testing is a salient testing type performed after the completion of alpha testing. It can be considered a form of external user acceptance testing, during which a version of the software, known as a beta version, is released to a limited audience to be tested for accessibility, usability, reliability, functionality, and more.

Hallway Testing, a type of usability testing, plays an important role in identifying usability errors in the product. It enables developers to get constructive feedback about various components of the software and identify issues like the design flaw, unclear UI, and more.

Accessibility testing is a type of usability testing that is mainly used to make software and applications compatible with various user requirements and needs. To help you understand the significance of accessibility testing, here is an article on the same