Abstract :

This Paper Presents A Comprehensive Analysis Of Quality Assurance Practices In Mobile Automation Testing, Addressing The Growing Importance Of Systematic Quality Verification In The Increasingly Fragmented Mobile Ecosystem. With Global Mobile App Revenues Projected To Exceed $935 Billion By 2023, Quality Has Become A Critical Market Differentiator, Particularly As Studies Show 88% Of Users Abandon Applications Containing Bugs Or Performance Issues. Through A Systematic Review Of Current Literature And Industry Practices, We Examine The Evolution Of Mobile Testing Frameworks, Empirical Studies On Automation Implementation, And Methodological Approaches To Mobile QA. Our Analysis Reveals That Organizations Implementing Comprehensive Automated Testing Strategies Achieve 52% Improvement In Defect Detection Rates And 37% Reduction In Time-to-market. The Research Explores The Multifaceted Importance Of QA In Ensuring Application Reliability, Security, User Satisfaction, And Market Competitiveness While Providing An In-depth Comparative Analysis Of Manual Versus Automated Testing Approaches. We Introduce An Integrated Mobile Testing Strategy That Balances Various Testing Types Across The Development Lifecycle, Demonstrating How Strategic Integration Of Testing Methodologies Can Increase Defect Detection Rates By 37% Compared To Siloed Approaches. This Paper Contributes To The Field By Synthesizing Best Practices For Mobile QA Automation, Identifying Persistent Research Gaps, And Proposing Directions For Future Research In This Rapidly Evolving Domain. Keywords Mobile Application Testing, Quality Assurance Automation, Test Frameworks, Mobile App Development, Software Quality, Continuous Integration, Device Fragmentation, Crossplatform Testing, Test Strategy, Mobile Security Testing

Published:

10-12-2024

Issue:

Vol. 24 No. 12 (2024)

Page Nos:

239-253

Section:

Articles

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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

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