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Analysis and planning
We define business requirements and key scenarios for using the product. We create a test plan, coordinate checklists and scenarios with the customer to make sure that they reflect the real processes of users.
Preparing the test environment
We are creating a test environment that is as close as possible to the working environment. We set up access points, prepare test data and tools for recording results so that users can fully evaluate the product.
Conducting user scenarios
Representatives of end users perform pre-agreed scenarios: from logging in to performing basic business operations. The convenience, correctness of the functions and compliance with expectations are checked.
Results analysis and recommendations
We collect feedback from the participants, fix errors and shortcomings. We are creating a report with user comments and recommendations for improving functionality before the release.
UAT (User Acceptance Testing) is the final stage of software verification before it is put into production. The main goal is to make sure that the product meets the business requirements and solves the tasks of end users.
UAT testing is not about finding technical vulnerabilities or bugs in the code, but rather evaluating the product through the eyes of customers and future users. This approach helps to confirm that the system is working as expected in real-world scenarios, and all key processes are performed correctly and conveniently.
For example, when checking an online store, user acceptance testing (UAT) includes scenarios for ordering, paying, working with a personal account, and processing refunds. If users successfully complete all the steps and the result meets their expectations, the product can be put into operation.
Unlike functional testing, where the correctness of individual functions is checked, UAT testing focuses on confirming the product's readiness for use in a real business environment.
User acceptance testing evaluates whether a product meets business requirements and real-world user experience scenarios. It confirms that the system is ready for operation and performs key tasks as expected by the customer.
UAT testing is a test of business logic and the correctness of processes "from the user's point of view." Usability testing focuses on user-friendliness of the interface, clarity of navigation and the overall interaction experience. In other words, UAT answers the question "Does the system work correctly in business scenarios?" and usability answers "How convenient is it to use?".
On business requirements, user stories, and key company processes. The scenarios reflect the actual steps that employees or customers will take when working with the product.
Usually at the final stage before the release, after the completion of functional and integration checks. This helps to ensure that the product is ready for implementation and meets business expectations.
