It deals with interface design (site) and it's mainly non-functional: performance, usability, accessibility, security & compatibility.
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What is Performance Testing?
It's mainly used to test the load speed of webpages and is determined by response time, page size, resource requests, header requests, render start time & render time.
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Why should you consider the Device (i.e., mobile device) as a factor for testing??
UK is a smartphone society - 33% of internet users see their phone as the most important device for going online. (2015 Communication Market Report)
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Why should you consider Location (i.e., at home, at work) as a factor for testing?
Technology blurs the lines between work & home life.
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What is Formative Usability Testing (Exploratory Usability Testing Methods)?
It obtains qualitative reactions to user interface concepts & designs. It is carried out during the development of the product.
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What is Summative Usability Testing?
All of the options.
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What is Accessibility Testing?
Used to ensure a web app is full accessible by everyone. This requirement is enforced by the Equality Act 2010. The main guidelines include: W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines(WCAG) 2.0.
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What is Compatibility Testing?
All of the options apply.
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What is Security Testing?
The main purpose is to ensure the app is safe to use & secure. Typically the testing activities include: exception handlings, program logics, system vulnerabilities, access controls & common attacks (e.g., DDoS).
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What is a unit? (Unit & Modules)
All of the options.
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What is a module? (Unit & Modules)
All of the options.
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I am the smallest testable piece of code for which all inputs and outputs are meaningful at the specification layer. What am I?
A module.
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I am the smallest testable piece of code, I sometimes don't have meaning in the context of specification. What am I?
A unit.
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Why should you consider the Device (i.e., mobile device) as a factor for testing??
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