Time, Cost and Quality
The objective of any software development project is to deliver high-quality products that meet or surpass customer requirements, on time and within budget. Specific tools and methodologies are used for the purpose of accomplishing this goal. But not all tools have equal efficiency. This leads to the development of various tools for specific purposes such as Agile methodologies, Scrum and Kanban methodologies. There are other dedicated tools that can be used for software testing such as unit testing, functional testing and system testing which are the key aspects to a successful project and product delivery. Test automation software applications are complex pieces of software that help people use the information and different techniques in a way that is most efficient way possible. For example, if you want to perform an online banking transaction, the software will use various database tables to look for the correct information to send a message to the user asking if they want to proceed with the transaction. Software developers are in charge of writing these programs and must take into account all of their dependencies as well as a number of other aspects, such as performance and security. These factors make testing of these software programs, especially when they are large and complex very time-consuming. This is where automation comes in.