We create workload models based on requirements, which vary by company. We also create scenarios to simulate real-world environments.
The main objectives are stress testing, endurance testing, and spike testing, all for performance testing. We monitor the application using tools like LoadRunner or JMeter and provide reports to clients.
For functional testing, we use various checkpoints, like verifying if elements are enabled when we click on a page. These are GUI checkpoints. There are also text recognition, accessibility, and database checkpoints. You can insert these checkpoints into the script and validate them when you run it.
Selenium has similar functionality, but you have to code it yourself. In UFT, it's a simple click to insert the checkpoints.
Another great feature in UFT is synchronization. It ensures that the next line of code executes only after a page is fully loaded. You can do the same in Selenium, but you have to write the code manually.
