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We do website testing for checking your web application and website for potential bugs. We help to prevent bugs, reduce development costs and improve performance via different types of testing. We identify defects, reduce flaws, and increase the overall quality of your system. We do many types of testing including website testing, Application testing, System testing, API testing, Unit testing, Smoke testing, Regression testing, Integration testing, Acceptance testing, Interface testing, Performance testing, Security testing, Installation testing, Agile testing, AD-HOC testing, UI testing etc.

01. Website Testing

Web testing checks your web application or website to detect potential bugs before they are made live and accessible to the general public. Web Testing tests the functionality, usability, security, compliance of a web application or website.

TechCryptors performs website testing techniques based on the requirements of the user.

We cover testing like UI, databases, security trails and web basic functionalities. We also provide a usability technique which allows us to check if all the images or buttons are functioning properly or not. Whether the data integrity is sustained while performing CRUD (create, read, update and delete) operations.

The tools used for website testing are Selenium, QTP, Chalkmark, AlertFox, NetMechanic, Loadrunner and BFBTester.

02. Application Testing

The purpose of application testing is to find software bugs by using a script to test software. Application-wide testing is performed. During software development, application testing can be divided into categories, such as GUI, features, database (back-end), load testing, etc. Test life cycle phases include requirements analysis, test planning, test analysis, test design, test execution, and bug reporting.

The type of application testing provided by TechCryptors are as follows: Web Application Testing Desktop Application Testing Mobile Application Testing

There are various testing tools for application testing. The choice of tool depends on the type of test you are running. We recommend different tools for each platform. Application test tools guarantee application performance, ease of use, and functionality on a variety of devices.

Here are a few of them: Selenium IBM Rational Robot RFT (Rational Functional Tester) Load Runner ( HP Performance Tester) Apache Jmeter.

03. System Testing

The aim of system testing is to evaluate end-to-end system specifications. Software is usually just one element of a larger computer system. Ultimately, the software is combined with other software / hardware systems. System testing is actually a series of different tests whose sole purpose is to test the entire computer-based system.

Various types of System testing is covered by the TechCryptors as follows: Performance testing is a type of software testing performed to test the stability,reliability, speed and scalability of a software product or application while a stress test is performed to check the robustness of a system under various loads. Load tests are performed to determine the behavior of a system under extreme loads and Scalability testing is executed to verify the performance of a software application in terms of its ability to increase or decrease the number of user requests.

System testing uses tools like JMeter, Gallen Framework, Selenium and Eggplant.

04. API Testing

API stands for Application programming interface.

API testing is a form of testing software that analyzes the interface of a program (API) to ensure that it achieves its expected performance, security and reliability. The test is performed directly on the API or as part of the integration test

At Tech Cryptors, we provide an approach that understands the functionality of API programs and distinctly describes the scope of the program. We apply testing approaches like error guessing and using different API testing tools to note down the system’s responses.

The input parameters for the API are organized and described satisfactorily. Test cases are executed and compared with the expected result.

The Web API can be used by any clients who support HTTP actions such as GET, PUT, DELETE, POST. Since Web API services do not require configuration, they can be easily used by any client. In fact, even portable devices such as mobile devices can easily use the Web API, which is undoubtedly a major advantage of this technology.

05. Unit Testing

Unit testing is a type of software testing in which individual units or software components are tested. The motive is to ensure that each unit of software code operates in the expected manner. Unit testing is executed during the development phase of the application by the developers. The Unit Test separates part of the code and verifies its validity.

In TechCryptors, there are many automated unit testing software available to assist with unit testing as given below:

Junit: Junit is a free test tool used in Java programming language and provides confirmation to identify the test method. This test tool is first tested and then inserted into a piece of code.

NUnit: NUnit is a widely used unit test framework in all .net languages. It is an open source tool that allows for personal writing and supports data-driven testing that may work in conjunction.

Those are just a few of the tools available for testing units. There is a lot more, especially for C and Java languages.

06. Smoke Testing

A smoke test determines whether software development is stable or not. A smoke test ensures that the QA team will continue to test additional software. Tests are performed on each of the sites to evaluate software performance. The smoke test is also known as the “Building Assurance Test” or the “Confidence Test.”

Smoke Testing is done whenever the new functionalities of software are developed and integrated with existing build that are deployed in QA/staging environment. It makes certain whether all critical functionalities are working correctly or not.

At TechCryptors, Smoke tests are done both manually and automatically. Smoke tests are typically run manually. Smoke testing is performed to ensure that the critical path navigation is as expected and does not affect functionality. Once the build is approved by QA, we run and test your high-priority functional test cases to find any critical bugs in your system.

However, you can also run against smoke tests using a set of automated test cases. With the help of automated testing, developers can check builds as soon as new builds are ready for deployment.

07. Regression Testing

Regression testing is defined as a type of software testing to ensure that recent program or code changes do not adversely affect existing functionality. Regression testing is only a complete or partial selection of previously run test cases. These test cases will be rerun to ensure that existing features work properly. This ensures that the old code will continue to work after the latest code changes.

To run the regression testing process, TechCryptors first debugs your code to identify the error. Once the errors are identified, the necessary changes are made to fix them. Then we select the relevant test case from the test suite and run the regression test to cover both the changed and affected parts of the code

Tools used for Regression testing are Avo Assure, Telerik Test Studio, testRigor, Subject7 and Eggplant

08. Integration Testing

An integration test is a test in which software modules are logically integrated and tested together. Most software projects consist of several software modules written by a variety of programmers. This level of testing is used to uncover errors in how these software modules interact when they are integrated.

Testing the integration of these modules focuses on verifying data communication between them. Therefore, it is also referred to as string test and thread test.

TechCryptors provides a variety of strategies to execute Integration testing, such as Big Bang Approach : Incremental Approach: which is further divided into the following Top Down Approach Bottom Up Approach Sandwich Approach (Combining top-down and bottom-up approaches)

Integration testing can be done using tools like Rational Integration Tester,Protractor,Steam and TESSY.

09. Acceptance Testing

Acceptance testing is to determine if the system meets acceptance criteria according to user needs, requirements, and business processes, and to allow users to decide whether or not to accept the system.

At TechCryptors, different types of acceptance testing is done: Alpha & Beta Testing. Contract Acceptance Testing. Regulation Acceptance Testing. Operational Acceptance testing

The quality criteria of the software is defined in an early phase in TechCryptors so that the tester has already decided the testing points. It gives a clear view to testing strategy. Acceptance testing also improves requirement definition as client tests requirement definition according to his needs.

Tools used for Acceptance testing are Watir, fitness tool and many more.

10. Interface Testing

Interface testing is a type of software testing that verifies whether the two discrete software systems have a proper connectivity. Connection or a link between two components can be called as an interface.

At TechCryptors, different types of Interface Testing are done as follows: Edge cases are considered when testing with the day, month, and date reversed. Workflow assures that your typical processes are in control precisely by the interface engine. Performance testing is executed where a high-volume interface may require more Load Testing than a low-volume interface based on the architecture of the connection and interface engine. Lastly, each system is tested separately.

The top Interface testing tools are Postman, JMeter, SoapUI.

11. Performance Testing

Performance testing is a type of testing where the software application is tested for different parameters such as speed,reliability, scalability,etc. It also detects and eliminates any bottlenecks found in the software application.

Different types of Performance testing are carried out at TechCryptors: Load testing: Load testing means testing the software application under load and analyzing its behavior for the same. Stress testing: Stress testing is used to find out how the software system works under situations which are disimilar from the normal situations like various users working at the same time on the software. Spike testing: Spike testing is done when the system is suddenly loaded with a lot of users for a short period of time and to analyze whether the system can stand such a situation. Endurance testing: This testing is performed to check whether the system of the software can handle the expected workload over a short period of time. Volume testing: Volume testing means how the software application reacts to different amounts of data or volumes of data added to the respective database.

12. Security Testing

Security testing means testing that confirms if the system is vulnerable to any kind of threats or attacks that could possibly lead to loss or leak of information.

No loss of revenue, data or information caused due to weaknesses in the application is identified accurately by TechCrytors. We also recognize if there are any security related threats occurring in the system.

Any sort of security risks will be identified and will be fixed through coding.

A lot of security testing types such as Risk Assessment, Security Auditing Vulnerability Scanning and many more are performed here at TechCryptors.

Acunetix, Owasp, WireShark and W3af are some of the security testing tools used here.

13. Installation Testing

Installation testing is a type of software testing performed to inspect whether the software has been correctly installed. It also looks over if any upgrades or feature updates result in the system working identical like before.

At TechCryptors, activity based testing i.e. Installation testing is implemented through Operational Acceptance Testing. We also analyze if there are any issues or defects in the software during the installation itself. We also test whether all the software applications are up to date.

RSpec, Aruba and Minitest are a few of the installation testing tools.

14. Agile Testing

Agile testing is a type of software testing which follows principles and fundamentals of Agile Software Development. It is an iterative methodology which develops through coordination between the users and self-demonstrative teams.

At TechCryptors, the team follows various agile methodologies such as Test-Driven Development (TDD), Behavior Driven Development (BDD), Exploratory Testing, Acceptance Test-Driven Development (ATDD) and many more.

For speeding up the testing process, we execute automated tests on units or components of the software. We also make sure that the testing is performed in an evaluative and enhanced way.

nTask Issue Tracker, JunoOne, Worksoft, JIRA , Kanbanize and Appium are some of the Agile testing tools.

15. AD-HOC Testing

Ad hoc testing is referred to the way where testing is done in a very disorderly or unorganized manner on the software application. Application testing is done randomly on any part of the system.

Different types of adhoc testing is done at TechCryptors:
Pair testing: Two testers are allocated the same modules and work on the same machine while coordinating with each other. First tester performs random testing while the second tester maintains the data of the findings.
Buddy testing: It is basically two buddies working on locating the issues in the same module. First buddy from the development team and the next one from the testing team work together for buddy testing.
Monkey testing: Monkey testing is randomly testing and inputting random values with an objective to break the system.

QTP, Cucumber can be used for adhoc testing tools.

16. UI Testing