Mobile
Testing
Learn how to test mobile applications on Android & iOS — from basics to advanced techniques, tools, and real-world strategies.
& iOS
Mobile testing is the process of testing mobile applications (apps) on mobile devices to ensure that they function as expected and are free of bugs. This includes testing the app’s user interface, functionalities, performance, and compatibility with various mobile devices, platforms and operating systems.
Mobile testing can be divided into two main categories: manual testing and automated testing. Manual testing involves manually testing the app on a mobile device, while automated testing uses specialized tools and scripts to test the app.
Catch bugs before release — compatibility issues, UI problems, and performance bottlenecks.
Ensure the app is intuitive, easy to navigate, and works seamlessly for end users.
Validate the app across different devices, screen sizes, OS versions, and platforms.
As mobile tech evolves, testing must adapt to new devices, OS updates, and standards.
A complete visual presentation covering all key concepts of mobile application testing — great for beginners and experienced testers alike.
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Info.plist in iOS App
Understand the role of Info.plist and how it affects iOS app testing.
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Manifest.xml in Android
Learn what Manifest.xml does and why it’s critical for Android app testing.
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Functional & Non-Functional Testing
Explore functional vs non-functional testing in mobile apps with examples.
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Crashes and ANR’s
Understand what causes app crashes and ANRs and how to debug them effectively.
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Mobile Testing & ADB Commands
A combined guide on mobile application testing workflow using ADB commands.
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