Test 5 Screens of an Application

What type of testing you can do? When we gave you 5 screens and, how can you test that application?

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devanshu20

  • Mar 17th, 2008
 

Well, 1. We can do GUI Testing of that given 5 screens, like typo, grammatical errors, proper validation messeges appears or not?2. If there is a FR(Functional Requirment) Specification given, than we can Test some Integrity or functional behavior of that perticular 5 screens.Correct me if i m wrong!!Many ThanksDev

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sarikagupta

  • Apr 6th, 2008
 

If testing is being done for User Acceptance Testing, then all the functioning from user point of view is being tested by testing the overall functioning, validations, gramatical errors, by filling all type of values with every permutation and combination by looking overall UI.

mathan_vel

  • Jun 13th, 2009
 

Exploratory Testing is the common testing factor to test this 5 Screens of the Application. Based up on the Requirement and Businees Rule check the

a) Functionality of those 5 screens.
b) Form Feeds
c) Interface for the those 5 screens.
d) Page Navigation.
e) Usability
f) Compatabilty
The real things is learning with Creativity and those 5 screens

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isudhindra

  • Jun 30th, 2009
 

1) It depends on the application that given to us.

2) If we have requirements of the 5 Screens then the approach of Testing will be different.

3) If the requirements of the application is not given. we need to analyze the application in such a way what type of testing is feasible to the application.

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rajmohan23

  • Sep 5th, 2009
 

Based on the requirement I will select the testing. For the beginning I will do the exploratory testing to know the functionality. Then I will check whether it is accepted for the links, is there any cosmetic defects, and spell check, if there is any db connectivity means boundary value, equvalence partitioning etc.

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kurtz182

  • Dec 12th, 2009
 

I would provide a list of functionality and GUI tests, but there are simply far too many unknowns to adequately answer this question.  For example (not an exhaustive list):

Q1: In what context am I testing?
I could be testing five screens of a WAP application on a cellular phone that does not require alphanumeric input.

Q2: Is this a stand-alone, client-server, or web application?
Self-explanatory...

Q3: How complex is the application? 
My tests will differ significantly between applications that contain five screens of text, little user interaction and simple business rules and applications that contain numerous diverse controls, a high degree of user interaction and complex business rules.
 
Q4: Are there dependencies between this application and other systems? 
This could be database, web services, compatibility concerns, interoperability concerns and anything else you can think of.

Q5: Are there security factors to consider?
A whole new ballgame.
 
Q6: What is the application's value to the company?
My test effort will be in direct proportion to this perceived value.
 

Q7: What resources are available for testing?
Whether or not I have functional requirements will make a huge difference in the manner I go about testing.


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