wht is smoke testing and user interface testing
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Answer / suneel reddy
Smoke tesing is nothing but to check whether basic
functionality of the build is stable or not?
i.e if it possess 70% of the functionality we say build is
stable.
User interface testing: We check all the fields whether
they are existing or not as per the format
we check speelling
graphic
font sizes
everything in the window present or not|
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Answer / sriharsha
hi..............
ST :
Smoke testing is non-exhaustive software testing,
ascertaining that the most crucial functions of a program
work, but not bothering with finer details. The term comes
to software testing from a similarly basic type of hardware
testing.
UIT :
I did a bit or R n D on this .... some say its nothin but
Usability testing.
Testing to determine the ease with which a user can learn
to operate, input, and interpret outputs of a system or
component.
Plz lemme knw other defns.
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Answer / venu
smoke testing is the term we can use for the application
build is stable or not while in this testing we will check
the s/w is providing correct navigations or not
where as user interface testing is one type of testing in
usability testing
the micro soft has given some rules for this testing
1. user name must initial letter caps.
2.controls dont overlapeed.
3.every window must have ok and cancel exisitence.
4.control must have the right alignment.
5.system menu exisitence.
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