Exploratory testing
What we can help you with?
Agile testing to detect hidden defects and improve user experience
Exploratory testing is a software testing methodology based on intuitive search for bugs without pre-created test cases. Unlike traditional testing, it allows you to find unexpected defects by examining the system in real time. This method is especially effective for complex and non-standard applications where automation and regulated tests may be insufficient.
Exploratory testing is a software testing methodology based on intuitive search for bugs without pre-created test cases. Unlike traditional testing, it allows you to find unexpected defects by examining the system in real time. This method is especially effective for complex and non-standard applications where automation and regulated tests may be insufficient.
Why people choose us?
- Detecting unexpected defectsThe method is not limited by rigid scenarios and allows you to find non-standard problems.
- Flexibility and adaptabilityExploratory testing can be easily adapted to changing requirements or new functionality.
- Saves timeTesters immediately focus on problem areas, which allows you to find and fix defects faster.
- Improving user experienceWe evaluate the application from the perspective of a real user, identifying interface and usability issues.
- Complementing automated testingExploratory testing can be used in parallel with automation to maximize test coverage.
When is it worth considering this service?
To quickly test the functionality of a new application or its individual modules.
For example, when automation is impossible or inefficient.
To quickly test the system after patching.
For a final check of stability and usability.
How we work
Defining testing goals
We focus on key functions or areas of the application where bugs could potentially occur.
Exploring the application
Testers explore the application “on the fly” by performing various actions that real users can perform.
Fixing bugs and anomalies
All detected defects, deviations from expected behavior, and interface problems are documented for further analysis and correction.
Analyzing results
At the end of testing, a report is generated with a description of the identified problems, recommendations for improving UX and increasing application stability.
Re-testing (regression)
After making fixes, we can repeat exploratory testing to make sure there are no new defects.