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What are Different Types of Manual Testing? 

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Now you understand, what is manual testing? In this article, we will elaborate different types of manual testing that are practiced nowadays. Same test case can be operated manually as well as through automation tools but both have their own pros and cons. We have elaborated types of manual testing as below:

  • Black box testing
  • White box testing
  • Unit testing
  • System testing
  • Integration testing
  • Acceptance testing

All parts of manual testing have their own importance. Sometimes we look into code while sometime coding part is left. Acceptance testing should be done properly because synchronization with the environment is important.

How to do Manual Testing?

  • Read and understand all fine aspects of the project documentation/guides.
  • Test cases should be properly drafted as per mentioned requirements.
  • Test cases should be shared with client and complete testing team.
  • Test case execution should be done properly
  • Proper bug reporting tools should be used
  • If any bug is fixed again go for the regression testing.

We have tried to elaborate methods of manual testing and its working method too. This process is quite simple and works wherever needed. Manual testing is done in the beginning of any project. For small projects, manual testing is must.

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Vijay Chougule

Vijay Chougule is the founder of Testers HUB, an independent software testing company serving clients across the USA, UK, UAE, Australia, and globally. With 15+ years of experience in software testing services, he specializes in mobile app testing, website QA, and game testing services. Through his blogs, Vijay shares practical QA insights, industry trends, and proven strategies to help businesses launch flawless digital products.

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