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7 Types of Acceptance Testing John Spacey, updated on January 11, 2017
![]() Non-Functional TestingNon-Functional testing is a broad term for any test designed to confirm a non-functional requirement. This includes areas such as accessibility, quality, security, operations and design that aren't considered a functional requirement by a particular business unit.Operational TestingTesting conducted by teams who are responsible for support, maintenance and day-to-day operations of a process, service or system. Operational testing confirms requirements such as performance, interoperability, backup, recovery and maintenance procedures.Performance TestingPerformance testing confirms that user interfaces and automation remain responsive under anticipated workload, volumes and stresses.Regression TestingRegression tests confirm that changes didn't break existing functionality or non-functional qualities.Smoke TestingA basic test that a build is successful. Typically performed by developers before announcing that a release is ready for testing. The term extends from initial product development tests that switch on an electronic device for the first time in the hopes that it doesn't begin smoking and catch on fire.Security TestingThe practice of testing information technology for security vulnerabilities using known threats and attack patterns.User Acceptance TestingTesting of user interfaces by stakeholders or test analysts representing stakeholders.QualityThis is the complete list of articles we have written about quality.If you enjoyed this page, please consider bookmarking Simplicable.
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