With the increase in the number of global users of any application, there is a higher challenge in its testing. The browser’s expanding matrix, 3rd party applications, plug-ins and newer programming languages have increased the complexity of testing a web application.
There are three types of web application testing i.e., functional, usability and load testing. The functional testing focuses on testing the links, GUI, Web forms, Security and Language.
The usability testing focuses on the professional scrutiny of feature set, accessibility, benchmarking, graphics and overall usability. The Load testing tests the performance of an application when subjected to load. This load can be live, simulated or hybrid.
Adhering to these concepts, and based on my several years of experience in development, testing and reading awesome software testing books following key things should be considered for testing a web application:
Continue ReadingThere are three types of web application testing i.e., functional, usability and load testing. The functional testing focuses on testing the links, GUI, Web forms, Security and Language.
The usability testing focuses on the professional scrutiny of feature set, accessibility, benchmarking, graphics and overall usability. The Load testing tests the performance of an application when subjected to load. This load can be live, simulated or hybrid.
Adhering to these concepts, and based on my several years of experience in development, testing and reading awesome software testing books following key things should be considered for testing a web application: