There are 7 main principles of Agile Testing. These include: 

• Continuous Testing: To maintain continuous development progress, the Agile team should do testing on a regular basis. Unlike TRADITIONAL techniques, which need the testing team only to focus on product testing, the Agile testing approach involves the whole team where members contribute equally in the testing process. 
• Continuous Feedback: Client feedback is often encouraged during this process to ensure that the product SATISFIES the customer's or client's needs. 
• Less Documentation: Rather than lengthy documentation, this approach frequently incorporates the use of reusable checklists. 
• Clean Code: The team ensures that the software is of high quality by testing it to make sure the code is simple, clean, and tight. The Agile Team SWIFTLY FIXES all mistakes and flaws discovered during the testing phase in the same iteration. 
• Team Work: Software testing or application testing can be DONE by not only testers but also developers and business analysts. 
• Test-Driven: Testing is done after implementation in other traditional approaches, whereas agile testing is performed during implementation so that any faults or difficulties can be addressed quickly. 
• Customer Satisfaction: During the agile testing process, customers or clients are informed of development progress so they can adjust and revise their expectations. This is done to make sure that the customer is satisfied.