Description: Specification testing involves validating that the software meets the specified requirements. This type of testing focuses on verifying that each functionality of the software aligns with the expectations and needs defined in the requirements documentation. Specification testing is fundamental to ensure that the final product is not only functional but also meets user needs and complies with established quality standards. These tests may include reviewing use cases, validating functional and non-functional requirements, and verifying that the software behaves according to specifications. By conducting specification testing, development teams can identify and correct errors or deviations in the early stages of the software lifecycle, reducing costs and improving customer satisfaction. Additionally, these tests are essential for documentation and regulatory compliance, as they provide evidence that the software has been developed according to the agreed-upon requirements.
