Alpha vs Beta Testing Flashcards
(10 cards)
What type of testing is alpha testing?
A form of acceptance testing performed internally before beta testing.
Who performs alpha testing?
Internal users, QA teams, product owners, or developers.
Where is alpha testing conducted?
In a controlled, in-house environment.
What is the main purpose of alpha testing?
To catch bugs, usability issues, and functional problems before release to external users.
What type of testing is beta testing?
A form of acceptance testing performed externally by real users.
Who performs beta testing?
External users or customers, outside the development team.
Where is beta testing conducted?
In the real-world environment (user’s own systems and devices).
What is the main goal of beta testing?
To gather real-world feedback, identify compatibility or usability issues, and validate readiness for release.
Which comes first: alpha or beta testing?
Alpha testing comes first, followed by beta testing.
What do alpha and beta testing have in common?
Both are types of acceptance testing aimed at validating the system before full release.
