shivanshshukla123
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Manual Software Testing remains an important part of the software quality process, even with the growth of automation. It allows testers to explore applications from a real user’s perspective and identify usability issues, unexpected behaviors, and edge cases that automated scripts may miss. Through techniques like exploratory testing, functional testing, and user acceptance testing, QA teams can better understand how an application performs in real-world scenarios. Manual testing is especially valuable during early development stages when features change frequently. By combining manual testing with automation, organizations can ensure higher software reliability, improved user experience, and more confident product releases.