Definition of Functional Testing Types.
Functional testing
Functional testing is
a process that helps to check all the
functionalities in the application are working as per the expectation of the
customer or not.
Unit Testing – This testing is done by Development side – It is to ensure all the
design implementation are done or not
Integration Testing – Testing Performed when more than one
modules are combined and also ensuring that all the functionalities are working
as per customer definition.
SIT - System Integration Testing – Testing performed in an
environment or server used internally in an organization where all the
developed modules are combined.
UAT - User Acceptance Testing - Performing testing against
requirements in the perception of user and also identifying the bugs in the
perception of complexity in understanding the functionalities by the user.
Progression Testing- Verifying the new features and
functionalities working as per the user or customer expectation
Regression Testing - Testing that ensure that all the existing
features or functionalities are working fine due to the introduction of new
features in an application.
Positive Testing - Happy Flows in an application. The flow
along with application to ensure the customer expectation is met or not
Negative Testing - Trying all possible negative scenarios
against the system to ensure the application reacting to invalid inputs from
user.
Smoke Testing- Build Verification Testing - Application is
eligible for further detail testing or not - Breadth wise testing
Sanity Testing - Build Verification Testing -Application is
eligible for further detail testing or not - Deepthwise Testing - To ensure all
the critical modules are working fine
Alpha Testing – Testing team will visit to Customer location
for application like ERP , SAP by asking them to testing the application with
guidance. Based on their feedback, improvising the application by the inputs
from them.
Beta Testing – Releasing beta version to the customer and
utilizing them as testers. Getting reviews from them and update the product
based on their inputs.
Adhoc or Random or Monkey Testing - Testing performed
without following any test cases. It can be tested based on scenarios comes
from testers mind similar as that of customer mind.
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