User Acceptance Testing (UAT)

In the software development life cycle, User Acceptance Testing (UAT) signifies the concluding phase, during which end users assess a software application to ensure its conformity with expectations and fulfill their requirements. The principal aim of UAT is to verify that the system complies with specified business requirements and operates suitably in real-world scenarios before proceeding with deployment for production use.   Key Components of User Acceptance Testing     1. User Involvement: Active engagement of authentic end users or their representatives is imperative, offering a real-world perspective and revealing issues not evident in preceding testing phases.   2. Testing Environment: UAT is typically carried out in an environment that mirrors the production setup, ensuring that testing closely replicates actual operational conditions.   3. Test Cases: Test cases, formulated based on real-world scenarios and user workflows, validate the system's ...