Manual Acceptance Testing Methods
Manual Acceptance Testing Methods refer to the various techniques and practices used by testers to manually verify that a software application meets the specified requirements and functions as intended. This typically involves executing test cases, comparing actual results against expected results, and providing feedback to developers for necessary modifications. This process is carried out by human testers without the use of automated tools or scripts, allowing for a more thorough and in-depth evaluation of the software's functionality and usability.