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Answer» According to mobile testers, the four most common types of bugs are: - Critical bugs: These are the bugs that can cause the system to completely shut down. For example, an operating system crashes when a particular application feature is tested.
- Block bugs: They make it impossible to fix other bugs. For example, unresponsive performance even when the device STATUS is on.
- Major bugs: These are the bugs that could collapse large PARTS of your application. For example, when a specific FUNCTION of the application is not working.
- Minor bugs: The bugs in this category cause an application to behave in an unexpected or undesired way, but not ENOUGH to cause a system failure. For example, GUI (Graphical User Interface) bugs.
Other kinds of bugs are also found during the testing of mobile applications, for instance: - Poor performance of the application.
- Heavy BATTERY usage by the application.
- Non-responsive behavior by the application.
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