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What is tested during acceptance testing?
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Answer from AI
Acceptance Testing evaluates how well the product meets business requirements and satisfies end-user expectations.
Main aspects of testing:
- Compliance with business requirements: Checking whether the functionality is implemented according to specifications and whether the business tasks set by the customer are solved.
- Functionality from the user's perspective: Assessing the operation of all functions from the perspective of a real user, including user scenarios and flows.
- Usability: Checking ease of use, interface intuitiveness, and interaction efficiency.
- Acceptance criteria compliance: Verifying the fulfillment of all predefined conditions under which the product is considered ready for release.
- Integration: Checking the correct interaction between different modules or systems.
- Performance (at a basic level): Sometimes, key performance indicators are checked if they are a critical acceptance criterion.
- Regression: Ensuring that the introduction of new functionality or defect fixes does not disrupt the operation of previously developed parts of the product.
- Localization (if necessary): Checking the product's compliance with cultural, linguistic, and regional standards.
The goal of acceptance testing is to obtain final approval from the customer or business representative before product release.