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Web Functionality Testing Tips and Tricks
by Ghulam Kubra Email: g.kubra@gmail.com - 2007-07-07 22:21:29

Web Functionality Testing verifies that a web application does what it is supposed to do; conformance to user's stated and implied needs. With the increased popularity of automated testing tools, one finds Web Functionality Testing just a piece of cake. However, to enjoy the real essence of testing, a thorough understanding of the areas to be tested is required, prior to executing functional test suite. This article serves the purpose of highlighting at an abstract level those significant areas accompanied by some basic testing guidelines. ... read the full article

Testing Guidelines For Non Functional Testing
by Ghulam Kubra Email: g.kubra@gmail.com - 2005-12-20 00:58:49

World Wide Web has revolutionized the traditional ways of acquiring and sharing information. Consequently, the nature and behaviour of the websites have introduced vital software testing challenges. Normally in depth coverage is given to functionality aspect of the website, while the non-functional testing remains un-explored.

This article describes the major aspects that need to be focused while conducting non-functional testing. The author does not intend to delve deep into actually how the testing will be conducted, rather just attempted to acquaint the readers at an abstract level by highlighting what areas need to be tested. ... read the full article

A Checklist For Your Wesbite
by Webmaster Email: webmaster@binarytrends.com - 2005-08-14 22:18:18

Websites are meant to be accessible, usable, user friendly, easily navigable, fast loading and search engine friendly. Designers and developers often busy in achieving the basic goals of design code miss many important and rather trivial things. I have been personally missing on things for quite a long time. Finding and editing common mistakes at a later stage can be hectic but it is still worth going through a checklist before committing any sins. I hope this list will serve a good purpose. ... read the full article