A Complete Guide on Beta Testing Apps (1)

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A Complete Guide on Beta Testing Apps
What is Beta testing Apps?
Beta testing is a testing method where the beta
version (80 to 95 completed) of a product is
tested by beta testers (end-users) in a real-time
production environment and then provide feedback.
The application is installed by beta testers and
then they perform the testing as a regular user.
This testing method benefits organizations as the
applications real-time performance data are
collected. Beta testing is followed by alpha
testing, which is the first stage of acceptance
testing, wherein testers and developers are
involved to test the application. Aligning the
users interest with the application that is
being developed is the objective of beta testing
apps. The idea is validated and then ensured to
streamline the testing process.
Types of Beta testing

• Open beta testing There is no specific limit for
  ascertaining the beta testers involved in the
  testing process.
• Closed beta testing There is a certain
  restriction imposed by the organization to
  perform this testing method.

The significance of Beta testing apps

• The flexibility of geolocation and localization
  testing Various locations are used to test the
  application in order to make sure that the data
  complies with the regional rules.
• Reduces the cost component The testing process
  makes sure that the product design and
  development meets the application standards.
• The applications quality is enhanced The number
  of parameters that are involved in the testing
  domain is increased by the beta testing phase.
  Once the beta testers feedback has been received
  and has been acted upon strategically, then a
  high-quality application can be expected.

Conclusion
If you are looking forward to implementing a beta
test for your specific product or application,
then do get connected with a leading software
testing services company that will provide you
with a tactical testing roadmap that is in line
with your project specific requirements.