How does software testing differ from software quality assurance?

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Kan Singh · Accepted Answer

I see testing as checking if things work, but I think QA is more important. It makes sure the whole development process meets quality standards and aligns with user needs from the start.

Cinthia Brosius · Answer

Both are crucial, but they serve different roles.

Shawn Idrees · Answer

How does software testing differ from software quality assurance?

Shawn Idrees · Answer

I love that you're focusing on  Meta compliance. It's perfect for businesses looking to scale safely!

Mila Hughes · Answer

I think a strong social profile builds trust and shows your product's true personality.

Alexander James · Answer

For me, testing is when I check specific features of the product. QA is a broader approach that includes things like code quality and process improvements to avoid future problems.

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I believe it depends on the product, but for most, it’s essential to stand out and gain visibility.

Darryl Helge · Answer

For me, it's key for growth.  It keeps you memorable and visible in a crowded market.

Matthew Charles · Answer

I view testing as a way to validate if the software performs as expected under certain conditions. QA is about shaping those conditions and making sure the right methodologies are used.

Scarlett May · Answer

Testing, in my opinion, is merely a component of QA. Testing determines whether things are functioning properly, and quality assurance is the entire process of ensuring that the product will function well throughout time.

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I didn't know Whatsapp  had a 98% open rate! Automated campaigns with that kind of reach are incredible.

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I used to think testing and QA were the same, but now I get it testing finds bugs, while QA make sure the process stops them from happening.

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I see testing as checking if things work, but for me, QA is about making sure the product’s easy and enjoyable to use from the start. It’s about setting up processes for a smooth experience.

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I testing is where we find bugs, but for me, QA is the bigger picture making sure the process is solid and stopping issues before they happen.

How does software testing differ from software quality assurance?

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