Manual Testing

Manual Testing is a method of test execution which involves human testers executing test cases without the use of automation tools.

Key features:

  • Exploratory testing: Testers use their intuition to find defects not covered by scripts.
  • User experience evaluation: Assessing how real users interact with the software.
  • Flexibility: Testers can adapt tests based on findings during execution.

Benefits:

  • Identifies usability issues that automated tests may miss.
  • Provides immediate feedback on application behaviour from a user perspective.
  • Allows for creative approaches to uncover hidden defects.

While manual test execution can be time-consuming, it remains an important part of comprehensive quality assurance strategies.