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From there it works outward into the fuller taxonomy: performance, stability, endurance testing for how software behaves under continuous operation, and the metrics-and-behavior framework that ties test performance to actual product improvements. A dedicated cluster covers the environment-facing tests — continuous integration, configuration testing, compatibility across devices and browsers, load testing, and network testing — before another slide set moves into the risk side: security testing for vulnerabilities and unauthorized access, usability, and reliability testing.
The deck doesn't stop at the common categories either. It goes deeper into maintainability, recovery, endurance, volume, and failover testing, then closes out with the less commonly diagrammed ones — privacy, storage, portability, and configuration testing — giving QA leads and instructors a genuinely complete reference rather than the usual five-slide summary.
Built for QA managers, software testing instructors, SDET teams, and engineering leads who need one deck that actually covers the full non-functional testing landscape. Every category, definition, and icon is yours to edit.
