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A mobile app<\/strong> is nothing if it fails to offer a seamless experience to its users, which they expect from it. An app that is considered majorly to be a technical piece is much more than it. As there is the integration of coding, technology, and testing.<\/p>\n

Mobile app testing is a mandatory aspect of every business. It helps it grow successfully, because the mobile app testing strategies, define how far users would love to use your app.<\/p>\n

There are many strategies that are picked to make the process a smooth journey. At Concetto Labs, we have a team of expert testers. They have helped many businesses to get an efficient app solution due to our practised app testing strategies. In this post, we have discussed the strategies that Concetto labs follow. And, how it has helped them to deliver unmatched performance beyond the client\u2019s expectations.<\/p>\n

<\/span>How Long Does It Take for Mobile App Testing To Happen?<\/span><\/h3>\n

App testing is not just a one-time process, it goes along with the development journey. As your app makes progress, the testing goes with it. It is the process that happens during the development, before deployment, and during the app maintenance to provide a smooth user experience.<\/p>\n

<\/span>What Things Do Concetto Labs Consider Before Picking Any Application Testing Technique?<\/span><\/h2>\n

\"What<\/p>\n

<\/span>1. Real device or device emulator<\/strong><\/span><\/h3>\n

Many companies prefer real devices over the device emulator. But what they fail to understand is; it depends on the market needs and the devices they want an app to test. And both of these have their benefits and drawback. When you use real devices, then definitely there is a guarantee of getting reliable and accurate results. This helps check the device performance while using the app, as the users would be using the same devices. And it does not give any false indication to the users. But on the other hand, you can’t forget that real devices need maintenance. And it also requires many to arrange the devices because not every device users use is available instantly.<\/p>\n

For mobile device emulators, there are many advantages as well. Where QA testers can create a similar environment such as the real device. These emulators are free and open-source, which helps the testes to study unexpected behavior. Also, these emulators can be connected to an IDE for testing in the early stages of development.<\/p>\n

But there are some disadvantages like emulators don\u2019t work as fast as the real device which consumes time in testing. Also, these emulators don\u2019t consider factors like battery drainage\/overheating or conflicts with other preinstalled apps. There will be no support available for all the OS versions. And it can be expensive to build a good emulator, and that consumes time as well. Thus, it depends on your app requirements, and accordingly, we pick the right method of testing for it.<\/p>\n

<\/span>2.\u00a0App navigation<\/strong><\/span><\/h3>\n

Although the app navigation is part of the interface only. But there is a reason we have mentioned it as a separate factor. We carry out specific testing for the application flow, where we keep a strong eye on the good design. As we know that efficient app design brings together visual elements in the app, consisting of content, features, and functionality. With efficient visual flow, your app guides users through the mobile product. We test the flow of your mobile app architecture. This helps us to find out elements in the app design, that obstruct users\u2019 aim to complete their desired tasks.<\/p>\n

<\/span>3. Device & user<\/span><\/h3>\n

Before starting testing any app, our first goal is to understand the app users and which type of devices they use. Our team of testers selects the mobile application testing types <\/strong>on the basis of this. We study, research, and plan the testing criteria that would fit that specific app type. And then we start the testing process afterward, where we select 5 \u2013 10 devices that are most relevant. And on these devices, we start doing the testing.<\/p>\n

To keep ourselves updated, we keep a sheet of every feature testing and write testing results against each feature. This helps us in understanding the rhythm of the testing process and lets us pick the most relevant testing types.<\/p>\n

<\/span>What Mobile App Testing Strategies Are Followed By A Leading Mobile App Development Company<\/span><\/h2>\n

\"What<\/p>\n

<\/span>1. Performance testing<\/span><\/h3>\n

A mobile app has a simple aim to bring comfort and convenience for users from every possible aspect. And to achieve this, it is the farthest better for your device to conduct performance testing. With this testing type, it becomes easy for the app owners to get understand any issue coming into the app. At Concetto Labs, we run different tests on the app to check its performance. The typical tests we run to check if the app runs smoothly are:<\/p>\n