Manual Testing

Manual testing is the process of a person carefully checking a software application to ensure it works correctly. The tester uses the software just like an end-user would, exploring its features, clicking buttons, entering data, and verifying the results. This helps identify any errors, bugs, or issues that need fixing. Unlike automated testing, which uses tools and scripts, manual testing relies on human judgment to evaluate the user experience and uncover problems that might be overlooked by automated methods. It’s essential for ensuring software quality before release.