Agile Testing Quadrants

Agile Testing Quadrants are a way to organize testing activities during software development. They help teams plan what to test, when, and why. The quadrants are divided into four areas: 1. **Quadrant 1**: Tests that validate the software works correctly—like unit tests and functional tests. 2. **Quadrant 2**: Tests that ensure the product meets user needs—such as usability and exploratory testing. 3. **Quadrant 3**: Tests focusing on verifying the software in real-world scenarios—like user acceptance tests. 4. **Quadrant 4**: Tests for evaluating system performance and stability—such as load and security testing. This organization promotes comprehensive, efficient testing aligned with Agile principles.