User Acceptance Testing
Definition
A form of acceptance testing where actual or representative end users verify that the system meets their needs and business processes. It is often the final testing phase before the system goes live.
Related Terms
A level of testing performed to determine whether a system satisfies the business requirements and whether it is ready for delivery. It is typically carried out by end users or stakeholders to validate the solution against real-world needs.
Alpha TestingA form of acceptance testing conducted at the development site by internal staff or a selected group of users before the product is released to external testers or the general public.
Beta TestingA form of acceptance testing performed by external users in their own environments after alpha testing. It provides feedback on real-world usage before the final product release.
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