Keti Filiposka, QA & Testing Consultant, Itecor Skopje · October 24, 2023
Unleash the full potential of your Mobile App Testing with these essential strategies
In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, mobile apps are at the heart of our daily lives. As the demand for feature-rich mobile applications continues to grow, so does the need for efficient mobile app testing.
Test automation is a powerful tool for delivering high-quality apps. Automation can rapidly identify defects, reduce manual testing efforts, and accelerate the release cycle. In this article, we will explore the five most important best practices for mobile app test automation.
When choosing a framework, consider the following factors:
By selecting the most suitable framework for your needs, you can streamline your test automation process and ensure long-term success.
A well-thought-out test automation strategy is vital to achieving your desired outcomes. Your strategy should include:
By developing a comprehensive strategy, you can establish a solid foundation for your test automation efforts and maximise the return on investment (ROI).
To optimise your test automation efforts, focus on creating modular, reusable, and maintainable test scripts. Following these best practices will help you achieve this:
The sheer variety of mobile devices, operating systems, and network configurations can make mobile app testing a daunting task. To ensure that your app works seamlessly across different environments, follow these best practices:
Continuous improvement is the key to success in mobile app test automation. To achieve this, you should:
While these best practices are not exhaustive, we hope this list will bring you added value. If you think we are missing a key best practice, feel free to contact us at qat@itecor.com
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