srinivasulub1981
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Mar 11th, 2009

Generally there are some types of websites.

-> Commercial websites
-> Personal websites
-> Non-profit websites
-> Govt websites

Quality is depends up on type of the web site, but below are the common things to follow each and every web site.

-> First thing which can be observed in every site is Look and Feel, if the look and?
??? feel?is nice then?a?first positive impression can give to user

-> Updated info: What the information shown?in the?page?has to be updated daily,?
???? then?the user?will read eagerly and thought as this website is very updated.

-> NO Broken links: There should be no broken links in?the site, this is also one of the
???? major thing to follow.

->?Navigational links: The navigational?links like first,?previous, next, last, back,
???? cancel...? should be addressed and their navigation should be meaning full.

Non Profit?Sites:??Currently i'm working with non profit?site and we have followed below rules.

-> Look and feel should be nice
-> Alignment of all links should be neat
-> Font of the labels should?be in same color
-> There shuld be no broken links
-> Every child page should open in a new window
-> Every page should?have navigational links like back, cancel...
-> If page contains data grid?, if the records are exists more than 10 then navigational
???? links first, previous, next, last ..??should be shown
-> Every page should have a heading along with sub heading in the same font
-> Every?lable should start with a capital letter
-> Validation messages should be?in Red color
-> All mandatory fields should be in BOLD

What is website quality?

There are thousands of websites launched every year and nothing is worse than a
poorly operating website. Website testing is most important to e-commerce sites since
they have applications running on the website that may affect their sales or operations. So
how should websites be tested? What are the measures of quality? Here are some of the
measures of quality according to Miller:
1. Timeliness – WebPages have to be upgraded constantly. When was it last
upgraded? How consistent is it to today’s news or information?
2. Structural Quality – All the parts of the website have to be working well. Are all
the links (inside or outside) working? Are all the images loading?
3. Content – This does not only concern spell checking, proofreading but also the
consistency of the contents with either all of the other pages or with the request of
the user, especially with dynamic web pages. Does the content of critical pages
match what is supposed to be there? Do key phrases exist continually in highlychangeable
pages? Do critical pages maintain quality content from version to
version?