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  Everything you Need to Know about GUI Testing in Software What is GUI? A computer usually has two types of interfaces- the CLI and the GUI. CLI stands for Command Line Interface, where the computer responds through the commands you put in. GUI stands for Graphical User Interface, which uses pictures to interact and communicate with the user instead of just simple text commands. GUI Software Testing ensures the application is attractive and error-free. What is GUI Testing? GUI Testing Tools GUI Software Testing thoroughly checks the application for a graphical interface. The primary purpose behind conducting a GUI test is to check the proper functioning of software screens and controls as per the given specifications. GUI is the page that users see and interact through with the computer. Unlike the Command Line Interface, which shows the complete source code, the GUI displays understandable texts, pictures, and other graphics instead of revealing the page’s skeleton, which is the ...

Integration Testing Guide: Knowing the Types & Various Approaches The software comprises various modules that multiple programmers or coders have written. The integration testing level focuses on exposing faults that occur during the interaction of integrated components or units. Integration testing combines and tests the modules used in unit testing. This level of testing is intended to discover problems in how integrated units interact. Integration testing is made more accessible with test drivers and test stubs. What is Integration Testing Integration testing is a level of  software testing  where individual units or components are combined and tested as a group. The primary goal of integration testing is to verify the interfaces between different components and ensure that they work together seamlessly when integrated. In software development, applications are typically built by combining different modules, classes, packages, or services. While these individual units m...

  How Should Enterprises Perform Cross-Browser Testing? Post covid 19, the internet was the only way to stay connected with the outside world prompting organizations to establish their online presence via an application or website to avoid becoming lost in the market due to heavy competition.  Before a website or app is ready for release, enterprises need to be sure of its functionality, accessibility, smooth user experience, design, responsiveness, etc., on various browsers and why so  Suppose a user lands on your website. The components of the website like buttons, images, signup form, and menu bar are all scattered over his screen. He might get discomforted by the view. At first, he might think that something is wrong with his network connection or system, but later, he will be sure of the problem with your website.  Because of poor user experience, your potential customer now will hop on to your competitor’s website providing similar kinds of services and benefit...