Manual Testing Services

As a manual testing company, we simulate real user behavior to thoroughly test even the most complex software features. Our manual testing services help you quickly detect bugs, system failures, and crashes, providing a clear path to refining your software and applications.

What is Manual Testing?

Manual Testing is the cornerstone of the entire QA process. Without manual testing techniques, it is impossible to ensure the product’s excellent quality. As the name suggests, an individual or group of individuals is needed to perform manual testing.

Despite being the most basic form of software testing, it aids in detecting severe bugs and system flaws. It does not necessitate familiarity with certain automated technologies. However, it does require expertise and a deep understanding of the project's requirements. Simply put, manual testing is performed from the end user’s perspective to find problems and ensure a high degree of product quality.

Benefits of Manual Testing Services

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Manual test cases and suites may be updated much more quickly, especially in dynamic projects with continually changing requirements.

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A manual tester mimics a real-world user's interaction with software; it can handle complex use cases that automated testing cannot.

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There is no substitute for a human's eyes and brain. Only a human tester can anticipate potential flaws and spot issues that they hadn't expected to find.

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Manual testing is cost-effective for unsophisticated, small-scale operations.

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Manual testing yields more accurate findings and detailed input on the user interface and user experience.

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Manual testing allows QA engineers to duplicate faults discovered and reported by end-users quickly.

Software We Test

Our skilled QA engineers offer complete manual testing services to software of all sorts and business verticals. Here are some of the verticals we serve:

Web Applications
Web Applications
Mobile Applications
Mobile Applications
Desktop Applications
Desktop Applications
Wearables
Wearables

Our Approach To Manual Testing

QA Genesis provides a one-of-a-kind testing methodology, tools, technical abilities, and domain expertise to ensure that the product is defect-free and delivered on time. First, we thoroughly examine project requirements, characterize the present status of the product, and determine corporate goals, needs, and consumer expectations.

We then produce a detailed estimate of the time and resources required to complete the project on time based on the collected and evaluated data. Our team members will thoroughly examine all submitted documentation, technical specifications, mockups, and prototypes, and a comprehensive testing plan will be devised.

Following that, work on the test case design begins. QA engineers will use all available resources to create the most appropriate test cases covering all required functionalities and scenarios. All bugs found will be recorded in a bug tracking system.

A QA Lead will deliver daily reports in the required format to the customer throughout the testing process.

Hire Exceptional Manual Testing Experts And Ensure Flawlessness In The Products.

Hire Exceptional Manual Testing Experts And Ensure Flawlessness In The Products

Manual Software Testing Services QA Genesis Provide

QA Genesis is one of the leading manual testing companies. We provide a thorough QA procedure by providing invincible manual QA testing services and conducting manual testing of multiple types. Though the project's requirements determine the scope of manual software testing services, the following are the most often utilized manual testing services:

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User Interface Testing or UI Manual Testing

UI checking guarantees all the parts and attributes of the user interface are in line with the mockups and specifications.
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Usability Testing

The usability testing service cannot be overstated; it determines whether the program is user-friendly and simple to use.
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Compatibility Testing

The goal of testing is to guarantee that software could run on various hardware, devices, operating systems, and networks.
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Manual API Testing

Manual testing is direct testing of an application programming interface to see if it fulfills functionality, performance, and security specifications.
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Manual Functional Testing

Manual functional testing ensures the software is functioning as it is supposed to.
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Manual Regression Testing

Testing is done following updates to check that the new software changes haven't harmed current functionality.
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Manual Integration Testing

Manual integration testing is carried out to guarantee that the components of the integrated system functioned properly.
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Manual Exploratory Testing

Software testing is performed on the fly by a tester without test cases or other documentation.
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Manual Mobile Testing

Manual mobile testing is a series of software testing processes used to ensure a mobile app's functionality, consistency, and stability.
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User Acceptance Testing

The end-user or customer uses user acceptance testing to ensure that it meets all criteria.

Manual Testing Tools QA Genesis Use

TestRail

TestRail

BugZilla

BugZilla

Jira

Jira

Practitest

Practitest

Trello

Trello

Mantis

Mantis

Azure Devops

Azure Devops

Frequently Asked Questions

Manual testing is a method of software testing where testers manually assess the quality of software or applications, without using automated tools or running test scripts.

Manual testing aims to identify bugs and feature issues in a software application before it is launched. In this process, testers verify the main functionalities of the application by executing test cases manually and creating summary reports of the errors found, all without the use of automated tools.

Manual testing is a conventional quality assurance approach where human testers execute test cases to detect software defects and problems. Although it provides benefits like flexibility and the use of human insight, it can be expensive and slow.

Manual testing involves identifying bugs, errors, and defects in a software product. Tools commonly employed in this process include manual testing tools like Bugzilla, JIRA, JMeter, among others.