Exploratory & Scripted
With our advisory-led service, we find the right test approach for your project.
Exploratory testing:
Exploratory testing considers testing from an end user’s perspective, focusing on key user journeys and the user experience throughout the software.
As well as positive user flows, testers conduct disruptive and edge case testing and will employ out-of-the-box thinking to attempt to break the application.
Scripted testing:
An in-depth documented approach to manual testing where test suites are generated containing test cases addressing each of the functional requirements of a piece of software. A scripted approach ensures the test process is measurable, traceable and repeatable.
As well as Pass/Fail results for all tests, our team have created test script documentation that intelligently generates metrics and stats for your project to allow you to gain a useful snapshot of the stability of your application when under test
Verification & Validation
Functional testing ensures that the features and functionality of the application under test function and operate as intended.
Zoonou’s functional testing utilises a mixture of verification and validation techniques:
Verification: Verify that the application features behave correctly and without error for the end user.
Validation: Validate that features meet the business requirements defined by the client and key stakeholders.
Experience
Zoonou has a decade of experience across many platforms and industry sectors:
- eCommerce
- Progressive Web Apps
- AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages)
- CMS / CRM systems
- Education and Learning Management Systems
- Social network clients
- Video streaming services
- Location-based services and mapping applications
- Publishing platforms
- News apps
- Banking apps
- Games
Non-functional testing
Non-functional testing aims to test an application beyond the requirements that are specific to that piece of software.
Zoonou adopts test techniques that focus on the way a system performs or operates.
Non-functional checks may include tests around reliability and performance, but also consistency and usability. For example:
- Websites viewed at different zoom levels
- Performance at different network speeds
- App behaviour when an incoming call is received.
