Compatibility testing is a part of non-functional testing that is focused on customer satisfaction. This testing process decides if the software application is robust enough to run in multiple browsers, hardware, operating system, and mobile devices.
Several things that have an impact on the application such as resolution, configuration, and internet speed. For the same reason, it is essential to test the application in each way to lessen the chances of failure. The main aim of compatibility testing is to make sure that the application runs perfectly in multiple browsers, operating systems, and internet networks.
Compatibility testing must always take place in the real environment rather than the virtual one. At Maticore, we have a team of professionals to provide you with the quality compatibility testing process.
What is the need for Compatibility Testing?
Compatibility testing is meant for checking if the application is working perfectly on different platforms. Generally, an application is tested on a single platform, but after the release of the application, there are chances of customers testing it on different platforms.
In such a situation, one might find a bug in the application which will point toward a lower-quality product. To make sure that these issues don’t arise, you must perform compatibility testing on multiple browsers and operating systems.
Types of Compatibility Testing
- Hardware
- Networks
- Browser compatibility testing
- Mobile Devices
- Operating System
- Versions