SOFTWARE TESTING TRAINING IN CHENNAI – WEB APPLICATION TESTING – PART – II

SOFTWARE TESTING TRAINING IN CHENNAI – WEB APPLICATION TESTING – PART – II

    This blog explains about SOFTWARE TESTING TRAINING IN CHENNAI – WEB APPLICATION TESTING – PART – II . It is explained clearly below : 

We have already discussed about Web application testing in the previous blog SOFTWARE TESTING TRAINING IN CHENNAI – WEB APPLICATION TESTING – PART – I 

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                            Sample test scenarios for testing a web application

  • Few other considerations to be included while testing a website are given below.
  • What is the expected load on the server (e.g., number of hits per unit time)?
  • What kind of performance is required under each load condition (such as web server response time, database query response times)?
  • What kind of tools will be required for performance testing (such as web load testing tools, other tools already in house that can be adapted, web robot downloading tools, etc.)?
  • Who is the target audience? What kind of browsers will they be using? What kind of connection speeds will they be using? Are they intra-organizations (thus likely with high connection speeds and similar browsers) or Internet-wide (thus with a wide variety of connection speeds and browser types)?
  • What kind of performance is expected from the client side (e.g., how fast should pages appear, how fast should animations, applets, etc. load and run)?
  • What kind of security (firewalls, encryption, passwords, etc.) will be required and what is it expected to do? How can it be tested?
  • How reliable is the site’s Internet connections required to be? And how does that affect the backup system or redundant connection requirements and testing?
  • What process will be required to manage updates to the web site’s content?
  • What are the requirements for maintaining, tracking, and controlling page content, graphics, links, etc.?
  • Which HTML specification will be adhered to? How strictly? What variations will be allowed for targeted browsers?                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   
  • Will there be any standard requirements for page appearance and/or graphics throughout a site or parts of a site??
  • How will internal and external links be validated and updated? And how often? will it happen?
  • Can testing be done on the production system, or will a separate test system be required?
  • How are browser caching, variations in browser option settings, dial-up connection variability, and real-world internet ‘traffic congestion’ problems to be accounted for testing?
  • How extensive or customized are the server logging and reporting requirements; are they considered as an integral part of the system and do they require testing?
  • How are CGI programs, applets, javascript, ActiveX components, etc. to be maintained, tracked, controlled, and tested?

All pages should have links external to the page; there should be no dead-end pages.

The page owner, revision date, and a link to a contact person or organization should be included on each page.

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Author: Ms. Bhuvaneswari 

REFERENCES :

https://payilagam.com/blogs/java-training-in-chennai-web-application-testing-part-i/