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  Top Software Testing Statistics & Trends for 2025 Software testing isn’t what it used to be — and that’s a good thing. Once seen as a final checkpoint before release, it now sits at the centre of modern software delivery, shaped by DevOps, fueled by automation, and increasingly powered by AI. Naturally, the expectations of how, where, and why we test are rapidly changing. There’s a greater demand for a more integrated, continuous, and innovative approach to ensure superior quality at every stage of development. Keeping that thought in mind, we’ve curated a list of top software testing statistics in this blog post. Let’s explore what’s scaling, what’s stalling, and what’s next. We’ll be talking real numbers here — from global workforce patterns to the  rise of AI in test automation . Let’s get started. Popular Software Testing Statistics in 2025 1. Industry growth and market size The global software testing market is projected to be valued at $97.3 billion by 2032, growin...

The software development market is growing at a high speed, and so are the number of web and mobile applications, browsers, devices, and operating systems. Users today have more options to access their websites and don’t depend on a single browser or device, preferring to use only those that offer them a better experience. The average bounce rate of website visitors, as per Forbes, is 41 to 55%. Unattractive content, issues like poor display, and other factors are the main reasons for such user behavior. This makes it crucial for web app and website developers to ensure that they are compatible across all browsers and provide a uniform user experience. The best way to do that is to perform thorough  web app testing  using the best cross-browser testing tools to ensure that the applications perform consistently, regardless of the platform or browser. This blog will examine the obstacles that come in the way of browser compatibility and the possible solutions to tackle them. Bro...