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Testers! Simplify the process of smoke testing with the assistance of our #infographic, without missing any important step.

If you want to understand the differences between System, Functional, and Business Requirement Specification, check out our article on the same and get a detailed comparison of the three requirement specifications.

Ad-hoc testing is an informal test that is performed randomly, without any plans or strategies, with the intention to break the software system. Compared to traditional testing, this is a beneficial test that helps the team to find the majority of defects, as it uses various innovative methods to test the software.

SQA Audit is the best way to examine your software application and validate its abilities while ensuring it meets its objective. To learn more about SOA Audit, check out our article on the same.

What is test environment? What is its purpose during the process of software testing? What advantages does it offer to the testing team? Well, the answers to these questions can be found in our Complete Guide to Test Environment. Visit the page now and enhance your knowledge.

Want to summarize various testing activities? Well, my friend, Graph Metric is the technique you were looking for. It helps you to depict various important aspects of software testing and test metric life cycle, like the number of passed, blocked, & failed test cases, the number of cases that require retesting, among other important things.

During the Software Testing Life Cycle (STLC) the importance of software inspection is immense. It allows early defect/fault detection and offers the team members a platform for sharing knowledge and information. Moreover, during software inspection, the identification of defects is coupled with process improvement strategies.

Even though Selenium IDE offered ease of usage, it had a lot of issues, it had no support for cross browser testing, running parallel tests, and more. This is the reason, when development for Selenium IDE stopped in 2017, a lot of testers were under the impression that Selenium IDE has died. But this has changed recently, as Selenium IDE has gained traction once again and its usage is gradually increasing. The reason? Selenium IDE has overcome its previous limitation and now supports cross-browser testing, parallel tests, and a lot more!