Testing your mobile app is very simple.
One of the most common tests every one will do (including you) is…
You will open your app on your smartphone and test your app.
Such as…
How it is looking?.
How it is functioning?
How is the login form working?
How the button is working?
How the data of your user’s stores and where it will be stored? How the app is interacting?
How the images, videos, are fonts appearing and functioning?
And so on…
It is simple. Isn’t it?.
Then, are you ready for testing your app completely?.
Let’s go.
5 types of testings are-
1. Manual testing and automated testing
2. Functional testing
3. Usability testing
4. Performance testing
5. Device testing If you observe the name.
You can easily find what the testing is…
1. Manual testing:-
Manual testing means testing your app completely by a highly skilled person to…
Find any bugs, errors in the code, malfunction, etc. before you submit it to the play store or app store.
This will take time depending on your app and its features.
This manual testing costs you more money than automated testing.
But, this will be very important because automated testing cannot find 100% problems in your app.
I think you have probably figured out what is meant by automated testing. You are right.
Automated testing means testing your app code or software using other software tools.
This is cheap and easy to afford and you will get quick results.
2. Functional testing:-
Here, the name itself tells about itself.
You are right. Functional testing means…
Testing how your app is functioning such as forms, buttons, login page, create account page, content creation (uploading images, videos, text, etc.), buttons, and so on.
3. Usability testing:-
Usability testing means testing how you can use your app on your phone.
Is it working as you have planned before?.
Such as…
If you click a button. Is it taking you to the new page you have decided/planned before (or) not?
Also, how much time it’s taking to load a page etc…
Mainly, how your user can use your app simply and effectively to enhance the best usability.
4. Performance testing:-
This means how your app is performing while filling a login form, creating an account, uploading images, camera, videos, text etc…
How much internet it is using and what is the basic data required for the smooth functioning of your app and so on…
5. Device testing:-
How your app looks and works on different phones such as android, iPhone, iPad, desktop, a laptop which are having different screen sizes.
That’s the basic understanding of the different testings. You will go deeper into it. When you are working on it.
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