The primary goal of Application Testing is to ensure that the developed software application meets the functional and non-functional requirements specified by the users and stakeholders.

Manual Testing is a testing technique where test cases are executed manually by a human tester, without the use of automated tools or scripts.

Test Automation aims to reduce the time and effort required for testing, improve the accuracy and reliability of testing, and enable continuous integration and continuous delivery.

Unit Testing is a testing approach where individual units or modules of the application are tested in isolation, typically by the developers themselves.

Integration Testing aims to verify that individual modules or components of the application work together correctly when integrated into a larger system.

User Acceptance Testing involves simulating real-world user scenarios to evaluate the application's functionality and usability from the end-user's perspective.

Defect Management involves identifying, tracking, prioritizing, and assigning defects in the application to facilitate their resolution.

Black-Box Testing is a testing approach where the application is tested against a set of predefined requirements without considering its internal structure or implementation.

Test Planning involves defining the scope, objectives, and schedule of testing activities, identifying the resources and tools required for testing, and developing test cases and test scenarios.

Performance Testing involves testing the application's performance under varying loads and conditions to evaluate its responsiveness, scalability, and stability.

Exploratory Testing involves exploring the application's functionality and usability from a user's perspective, identifying defects that may be missed by scripted testing, and evaluating the application's performance and scalability.

Security Testing involves testing the application's security features and vulnerabilities to identify potential security risks and ensure the application's protection against unauthorized access and attacks.

Regression Testing aims to ensure that new changes or fixes do not introduce new defects, verify that the application still meets user requirements after changes, and identify and fix defects that may have been introduced during development.

Compatibility Testing involves testing the application's compatibility with different operating systems, browsers, and devices to ensure that it functions correctly across various platforms and environments.

Test Coverage Analysis aims to identify areas of the application that have not been tested, evaluate the effectiveness and completeness of testing activities, and optimize testing efforts by focusing on areas with higher risk or complexity.