Acceptance Testing
Acceptance Testing is a process used in IT to confirm that a software system meets the agreed-upon requirements and works as expected. It is typically one of the final steps in software development before a system goes live.
This type of testing focuses on verifying that the software performs correctly from the user’s perspective. It helps determine whether the application is ready for deployment by checking key functions, user workflows, and business rules. Acceptance Testing is often performed by business stakeholders or end users rather than developers. Tools like Selenium, Cucumber, or TestRail may be used to manage and document acceptance tests effectively.
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What is User Acceptance Testing – UAT? – 8 mins
