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    Automated Software Testing Services

    Guarantee the quality and dependability of your software applications by incorporating automated testing into your development processes. Automated testing utilizes specialized software to execute tests, report outcomes, and compare results from previous tests. Automated software testing provides early detection of defects, significant risk mitigation, and reduces time to market so that you can release high-quality software products with confidence, ensuring reliability, and user satisfaction.

    What is tested During Automated Software Testing

    Automated software testing services are an integral component of the software development lifecycle. They assess software performance, compatibility, regression, and integration of the application or system under test. Automated testing utilizes specialized software to execute tests, report outcomes, and compare results with earlier tests, making it a cornerstone of modern software test automation services.

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    Performance Testing:

    Assess the application’s response under the expected load, examining its speed, responsiveness, and stability.

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    Compatibility Testing:

    Verifying the software’s compatibility with various devices, browsers, and operating systems.

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    Regression Testing:

    Ensuring that recent code modifications have not negatively impacted existing operations.

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    Integration Testing:

    Testing the interplay among various modules or components of the software.

    Automated Testing Technology
    and Tools We Use

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    Selenium WebDriver

    An extensively utilized automation testing framework designed for web applications.

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    Appium

    Utilized for automating mobile applications on various platforms.

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    Playwright

    A cutting-edge automation testing framework tailored for web applications, offering extensive functionality and versatility in test automation tasks.

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    Robot Framework

    A versatile and widely adopted automation testing framework, specifically engineered for web applications, renowned for its intuitive syntax and robust capabilities in streamlining test automation workflows.

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    Cypress

    A modern JavaScript-based testing framework for web applications, offering fast, reliable, and easy-to-use testing capabilities.

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    JMeter

    JMeter is used for conducting performance tests on web applications.

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    Jenkins

    Utilized for continuous integration and deployment within automated testing pipelines.

    Types of Automated Testing iBeta Performs

    Automated testing is not a one-size-fits-all solution. Each project comes with unique challenges and goals. Here’s a breakdown of the types of automated testing services iBeta offers to optimize your software testing process.

    Automated Functional Testing

    Functional testing ensures your software works exactly as intended. Here’s how it helps:

    Test at any stage:

    Whether you’re starting from scratch or updating an existing system, testing can be introduced seamlessly.

    Granular test levels:

    From smoke tests to system-level validation, we tailor our approach to your needs.

    Regression testing:

    Newly added features? No problem. We check that they don’t interfere with existing functionality.

    This type of testing focuses on the nuts and bolts, making sure your software runs like clockwork.

    Automated Performance Testing

    Performance testing ensures your software doesn’t break a sweat, even under pressure. Here’s what it involves:

    Load testing:

    Simulates real-world usage to measure how the software performs under expected loads.

    Stress testing:

    Pushes the system to its limits to identify breaking points.

    Stability testing:

    Ensures consistent performance over time.

    Scalability testing:

    Verifies that your software can handle increasing user demands.

    Performance testing is vital for maintaining a smooth user experience, no matter the workload.

    Automated Integration Testing

    Integration testing makes sure all your software components play nicely together. Here’s how it benefits your systems:

    Internal integrations:

    Testing interactions between modules to ensure data flows smoothly.

    External integrations:

    Verifying compatibility with third-party apps and services.

    End-to-end workflows:

    Ensuring that user journeys and data transfers work seamlessly across the system.

    For businesses relying on interconnected tools, integration testing ensures everything runs harmoniously.

    Automated Compatibility Testing

    Your software needs to look and work great across different platforms. Compatibility testing focuses on:

    Devices and operating systems:

    Validating performance on desktops, tablets, and mobile devices with various OS versions.

    Browsers and their versions:

    Ensuring functionality across Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and more.

    Network conditions:

    Testing performance under different bandwidth and latency scenarios.

    This testing helps maintain a consistent user experience, regardless of how or where users access your software.

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    Pricing Information

    iBeta offers flexible pricing models tailored to each project, including per-hour rates, per-project pricing, or subscription-based plans.

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    Process and Timeline

    The process and timeline for starting an automated testing project can vary depending on factors such as the complexity of the application, available test case materials, and existing test infrastructure. However, here’s a typical outline:

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    Assessment and Planning (1–2 weeks):

    • Assess the application and identify areas suitable for automation.
    • Define the objectives, scope, and success criteria for the automated testing project.
    • Evaluate available resources, including tools, frameworks, and skills within the team.
    • Develop a high-level test automation strategy and roadmap.
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    Tool Selection and Setup (1–2 weeks):

    • Research and select appropriate test automation tools and frameworks based on project requirements and team expertise.
    • Set up the testing environment, including installing necessary software, configuring test environments, and establishing version control.
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    Test Case Identification and Prioritization (2–3 weeks):

    • Identify test cases suitable for automation, considering factors such as frequency of execution, complexity, and criticality.
    • Prioritize test cases based on business impact, risk, and coverage requirements.
    • Refine test cases to make them suitable for automation, ensuring clear objectives, inputs, and expected outcomes.
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    Test Script Development (4–8 weeks):

    • Develop automated test scripts based on prioritized test cases, utilizing selected tools and frameworks.
    • Implement necessary test infrastructure, such as page objects, utilities, and data-driven frameworks.
    • Write maintainable, reusable, and scalable test scripts following coding best practices and standards.
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    Execution and Iteration (Ongoing):

    • Execute automated test suites regularly against different environments, configurations, and platforms.
    • Monitor test results, identify failures, and investigate issues promptly.
    • Iterate on test scripts, frameworks, and processes based on feedback, changing requirements, and application updates.
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    Reporting and Analysis (Ongoing):

    • Generate comprehensive test reports summarizing test execution results, including pass/fail status, trends, and coverage metrics.
    • Analyze test results to identify patterns, areas of improvement, and potential risks.
    • Communicate findings to stakeholders, including developers, product managers, and QA teams.
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    Maintenance and Optimization (Ongoing):

    • Maintain automated test scripts, keeping them up-to-date with application changes and evolving requirements.
    • Optimize test suites for efficiency, scalability, and maintainability.
    • Continuously evaluate and incorporate new technologies, tools, and best practices to enhance the effectiveness of automated testing efforts.

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      Benefits of Automated Testing

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      Test More

      What if any developer, at any time, could check in a new build and kick off a complete regression test suite at will?  Test more, earlier, and find errors before multiple build iterations, with increasing technology debt, stack up.

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      Test Deeper

      Some types of testing are just prohibitively expensive to do manually.  Imagine an application that varies, in part, on the postal code: manual testing can only afford to test a handful of variations.  Data-driven automation, though, could be fed a spreadsheet of interesting postal codes, and left to run overnight.

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      Test Faster

      In a hurry? Want shorter test cycles? Don’t have access to infinite test staff? Divide and conquer with automation; distribute your testing across banks of machines, and let your manual testers focus on the items that can‘t be automated.

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      Test Cheaper

      As a business, the best way to cut spending is to invest in areas that will cut future costs. Automated tests can be executed repeatedly without additional costs, unlike manual tests that require human resources for each execution. This repeatability leads to significant time savings, allowing teams to test more frequently and comprehensively within the same timeframe. While there are initial investments in developing and maintaining automated tests, the long-term benefits in terms of efficiency, reliability, and scalability can outweigh the upfront costs.

      FAQs

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      What is automated software testing?

      Automated testing is a process in which software tools execute pre-scripted tests on a software application. The purpose is to define repetitive tasks and create or modify a test automation framework allowing constant test execution, reporting and comparisons. This may greatly reduce your associated testing time and cost.

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      Can automated testing take the place of manual software testing?

      Automated testing offers numerous benefits, making it an indispensable part of any quality assurance strategy, though it doesn’t completely replace manual testing. Certain aspects of testing, such as usability, user experience, and exploratory testing, require human judgment and intervention. A well-balanced approach combining both automated and manual testing ensures comprehensive software QA.

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      How does automated testing integrate with the development process?

      Automated testing is seamlessly integrated into the software development process through continuous testing and deployment pipelines. This guarantees that tests are automatically run whenever new code changes are made, enabling early detection of defects and quicker feedback loops.

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      What types of applications can benefit from automated testing?

      Automated testing is advantageous for various types of applications such as web applications, mobile apps, desktop software, and APIs. Automation can benefit any software that necessitates frequent testing and validation of functionality and performance.

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      Who should perform automation testing?

      It is recommended to hire a professional service for automation testing to achieve the best results. Professional testing services employ specialized experts with skills and experience in creating, executing, and managing automated test suites. These experts are knowledgeable about industry standards, use sophisticated testing tools and frameworks, and have a profound understanding of different software development methodologies. Organizations can gain advantages such as extensive testing coverage, quicker test execution, and enhanced software quality by utilizing a professional service. Outsourcing automation testing enables internal teams to concentrate on essential development tasks while ensuring their software is thoroughly and efficiently tested by experienced professionals.

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      How does automated testing handle dynamic or constantly changing applications?

      Automated testing can adapt to dynamic or constantly changing applications using advanced software testing solutions like stable locators, the Page Object Model design pattern, and parameterization. Automated tests can easily adjust to changes in the application by segregating test data from test scripts and utilizing variables to represent dynamic elements, thus reducing the need for significant manual intervention. This abstraction helps in isolating changes to specific pages and facilitates easier maintenance of test scripts.

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      What are the main challenges associated with automated testing?

      Common challenges of automated testing include script maintenance as the application changes, managing unreliable tests, and ensuring sufficient test coverage for all functional and non-functional requirements. Establishing and upkeeping automated testing infrastructure may necessitate an initial investment of time and resources.

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