Manual Testing

What Is It?

Manual Testing is the process of manually testing the functionality, performance, and security of software applications. This type of testing involves a human tester executing test scenarios step by step. Manual tests are ideal for making initial evaluations and identifying automation test scenarios at the beginning of the testing process. Each testing process starts with manual testing, and situations suitable for automation are identified and subsequently tested with automation.

Why Is It Important?

Human Perspective: Manual tests simulate how the software will be used by real users. This is critical for improving the user experience and providing user-friendly software that is easy to use.
Flexibility and Adaptability: Manual tests offer the ability to make immediate changes and respond quickly to unexpected situations. This allows for easy adaptation to new or changing requirements.
Detailed Observation and Analysis: Human testers can observe and interpret the fine details of the software. This enables in-depth analysis even in complex and challenging test scenarios.
Usability Testing: Manual tests are ideal for evaluating the usability of the software and the effectiveness of the user interface. This is necessary for enhancing end-user satisfaction.

How Does It Work?

Preparing the Test Plan: The process begins with planning the test procedures and determining which scenarios will be tested. At this stage, the scope and objectives of the test are clarified.
Writing Test Cases: Detailed test cases are written for the identified scenarios. These test cases describe step-by-step how specific functions will be tested.
Conducting Tests: Testers manually test the software according to the defined test cases. Each step is carefully executed, and observations are recorded.
Reporting Errors: Errors and issues found during testing are reported in detail. These reports provide information to the development team for fixing the issues.
Analyzing Results: The results of the tests are analyzed, and the status of the software is assessed. If necessary, the testing processes are repeated to ensure accuracy.

Our Services

Functional Testing: We check whether specific functions of the software are working correctly.
Usability Testing: We evaluate the user experience and whether the software is user-friendly.
Regression Testing: We verify that changes made to the software do not negatively affect existing functionality.
Exploratory Testing: We examine how the software responds to unexpected situations through unplanned and dynamic tests.
System and Integration Testing: We test whether different systems and components work together seamlessly.