testavimo

Testavimo is the practice of evaluating products to determine whether they meet specified requirements and to identify defects. In software engineering, testavimo aims to verify and validate software functions, performance, security, usability, and reliability. It is a core component of quality assurance and is conducted throughout the development lifecycle, from requirements analysis to deployment. The goal is to provide objective information about product quality and risk.

Testavimo comprises multiple levels and types. Common levels include unit testing, integration testing, system testing, and acceptance testing, each focusing on different parts of the product. Types include functional testing, which checks features against requirements, and non-functional testing, such as performance, security, compatibility, and usability testing.

The testing process typically follows a cycle: planning, design, and implementation of test cases; environment preparation and data creation; execution and defect reporting; and evaluation and test closure. Test cases, test data, and expected results are documented to enable repeatability and traceability. Defect tracking tools are used to record issues and monitor remediation progress.

Automation and tools play a growing role in testavimo, enabling repeatable execution and faster feedback. Standards and best practices from bodies such as ISO and IEEE guide test documentation, planning, and reporting. Effective testavimo requires collaboration with developers, product owners, and stakeholders.

Overall, good testavimo practices aim to improve product quality, reduce risks, and support informed decision-making about release readiness.