Different Types of User Acceptance Testing – BugRaptors

The practice of User Acceptance Testing is somewhat very simple, however, the execution in actual requires some detailed knowledge on the types of UAT. To make your foray into UAT a little straight-forward, we have explored the most common types of User Acceptance Testing you often come across.

Types of User Acceptance Testing

Following are the types of User Acceptance Testing:

• Alpha & Beta Testing: Alpha testing is the type of acceptance testing performed by internal employees or by potential user groups at the developer’s location, prior to the release of the product to customers.
• Contract Acceptance Testing: In Contract Acceptance Testing, the software developed is tested to meet the specifications and criteria which have been pre-decided and mutually agreed upon in the contract.
• Regulation Acceptance Testing/Compliance Acceptance Testing: The Regulation Acceptance Testing tests the developed software against certain rules and regulations.
• Operational Acceptance Testing: Operational Acceptance Testing, also called Operational Readiness or Production Acceptance Testing, ensures that there is a proper workflow for the software that is being used.
• Black Box Testing: Black Box Testing is time and again classified as functional testing, but to some degree of level, can be considered as a type of User Acceptance Testing.

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Why Mobile Application Testing needs to be done in different networks Environment?

There are many mobile network simulator tools available in the market which allow you to test your application in different network conditions. But to see what the users experience in reality we need to test how our application behaves in a perfect network or a slow network.

Use Network Emulators to test real network conditions

1. Network emulators are one of the best mobile application testing solutions that would assess the impact of network variation on a mobile application’s functionality in a controlled lab environment.

2. Network emulators are perfect solutions for creating different types of mixed or complex networks.

3. There is no need of the cable, aerial masks, mobile devices and corporate networks for achieving the best coverage.

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How to get started with Robotium? Which features does it support?

Robotium is a “Black-Box” testing tool that simulates and automates user interaction such as clicking, touching, entering text and any other gesture which is possible on a touch device. It is a test structure which was created to ease the writing of powerful and robust automatic black-box test cases for Android applications.

With its support, developers who create test cases can write system, function, and acceptance test scenarios, covering multiple Android activities. It provides full support for Activities, Dialogs and Context Menus. Robotium is an open-source tool, so it can be used by individuals as well as Enterprises.

Read More Here at http://www.bugraptors.com/get-started-robotium-features-support-limitations-hold/