With so much software released every day, testing is a phase that cannot be left out. Here are only a few reasons why:

• it detects bugs and errors;
• it checks the adaptability of the product;
• it helps to avoid risks and extra costs;
• it earns customer loyalty.

In this light, application testing is like health insurance – you don’t think you need it until you receive a pretty hefty bill from the hospital.

Based on the World Quality Report and Software Testing Genius the universal recommendation for the budget spent on software testing is not less than 25% of development costs. However, it may depend on many factors like the size of the project, software development methodology, or types of software testing you plan to use, etc.

There is a vast deal of software testing types and classifications that may be quite confusing for business stakeholders and Product Owners.

That is why today you find out about the common types of software testing that we use on a daily basis that helped us get dozens of amazing products off the ground!

So, let’s dig deeper and find out more.

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