Answer / catherine

high priority-high severity:

If you application is getting crashed or fails to respond
when you click on OK button, then it is a high priority and
high severity.i.e when something if affecting the
functionality of the system.


low severity-low priority:

A spelling mistakes, or an incorrect color or font on
website can be considered as low severity-low priority as in
this is not affecting the functionality of the system

Answer / shahwali

high priority high severity(HPHS)

Ex: You have a login page with user name, password fields
and Submit command button.
You've entered username and password, and clicked submit
button. The application is not displaying the home page (or
the expected page)
This is HPHS, should be rectified asap

Low severity Low priority
Ex: Grammar or spelling mistakes,
Allignments, word spacing etc

Answer / eravi

high priority-high severity:

ex:whenever the problems related to the main functionality
of application,navigational flow of application

low severity-low priority:

ex:
whenever the problems related to the value(userfrendliness)
of the application

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