Software Testing Services in Denver

Unit Testing checks various internal components or functions by themselves to guarantee that they perform correctly. Early tracking of codes for errors will save your time as bugs would have not developed to further stages and thus less rework will be necessary in the project.

Integration Testing identifies how software modules are combined and examines if data exchanges happen as required. This is the stage where we discover the mismatch of interfaces, failure of APIs, and formatting errors of data that jeopardize the system operation.

System Testing functions by verifying the integration of the entire software system, with the defined requirements. It thus checks the logical sequence of operations, making sure each part is working properly and the user can understand which task is being performed and at what stage.

Smoke Testing checks that major functionalities are functioning correctly with a new build in a fast manner. It acts as the initial step in the validation process and then only proceeds to further testing phases, saving you the effort of testing a build that does not work.

Regression Testing makes sure that the software does not contain any new issues after bug fixing or updates by retesting the existing functionalities. Stability of the software throughout its lifecycle is very important.

This type of test is used to show how well your system is able to perform while it is under regular and maximum loads. It is the process of identifying where your system has latency, resource-limited elements, or where it lacks the ability to scale so that it is possible to increase speed and strength, and still, the user is enjoying the experience even when the system is overloaded.

Security Testing is a type of examination of software to see if it can repel attacks from various threats such as hackers, ransomware, or DDoS. By running trials on the software in question, it allows us to expose and subsequently prevent possible harmful bugs that hackers may exploit to computer users and software developers.

Usability Testing concentrates on how user-friendly the software is and to what degree it is usable by the customers. It deals with user scenario-based tasks to find out the points of friction and thereby improve satisfaction, engagement, and user adoptance.

Compatibility Testing refers to the examination of whether the application operates irrespective of the number and nature of devices, interface, the operating system, screen resolutions, etc. It, in fact, makes sure that the application performs consistently, no matter the environment.

User Acceptance Testing (UAT) is a critical part of the process of verifying if a program satisfies the user’s needs in the work environment. It is a process that is driven by end-users or stakeholders in which they check if the software, as it is, is able to efficiently support the business process.