Non-Functional Testing: Legitimizing Features Is Just One Part of Quality
Testing of characteristics unrelated to functions is frequently referred to as non-functional testing . This covers testing for the software's breaking point, security, performance, Usability, efficiency, and many other factors. In essence, the majority of these examinations aid in our comprehension of the product's dependability and Quality. When considered in the context of non-functional testing, the term "quality" has broad implications and broadly refers to the following key areas: Functionality Security Performance Usability. Functionality in terms of Quality Although there are many tests available for evaluating a product's functionality in terms of how to use it, non-functional testing focuses on the product's Usability, the consumer's experience, and how satisfied the user is with the product. In addition, the smooth operation of every step shows that the product has undergone extensive thought and planning to achieve the appropriate standards o