LO4 - Lesson 25 - Testing
- 1. Testing – Test Plan Lesson 25
- 2. Lesson Goals Know how to produce a suitable test plan Understand the importance of testing functionality Be able to make improvements based on feedback and testing #function #testing
- 3. Assessment Criteria The assessment criteria for this part of the unit is as follows: LO3 – Conduct target audience user testing on the new website P4 Carry out target audience user testing on the website created to gain feedback on the following areas: • Navigation • Internal & External Hyperlinks • Page Load Times • Performance in Different Browsers • Consistency of House Style
- 4. Functionality What does this keyword stand for?
- 5. Functionality Know how to produce a test plan Be able to make improvements When you are testing the functionality of a website you will need to cover two key areas which are: #function #testing Interaction How well a user can interact with the website Purpose How well the website meets the initial purpose Testing each of these sections will ensure you have a fully functional website that is also fit for purpose.
- 6. Test Plan When you create a test plan you are showing that you can identify the areas in which you may suffer issues. A typical test plan will show: What you’re testing What you expect to happen What actually happened Improvements You could also back up your testing results using comments from your target audience user feedback. Know how to produce a test plan Be able to make improvements #function #testing
- 7. Your Task Create a test plan that will allow you to fully test the functionality of Navigation Internal Hyperlinks External Hyperlinks Page Load Times Performance in different browsers Consistency of house style Show evidence of where you have improved your work as a result of feedback and testing your site. Know how to produce a test plan Be able to make improvements #function #testing your website in each of the following areas: