Answer / sj16

USABILITY TESTING


NAME : ABCD
NAME OF PROJECT : www.Example.com
START DATE : 21st August 2008
END DATE : 29th August 2008
NAME OF MODULE : Sign-Up


1. Font should be readable.
2. The color combination is appropriate.
3. The spelling is all correct.
4. The grammar used is correct.
5. Starting alphabet of the word should be capital.
6. Help menu should be provided whenever necessary
7. Description should be displayed when pointer moves to
certain icon, menu, tool, link etc.

Answer / amandeep singh

In addition to the above cases :-

- Lay out of the page must be correct.
- Text overlapping should not be there
- If there is any Hyper link then it should work properly
- Hyper link should not show Error Page "404 - HTTP.. page
not found"
- URL address must be checked "www.Example.com" and it
should show home page.

there can be many more..
Thanks
Aman

Answer / ramya

In addition to above testcases..........

checking the tab order of the homepage, what is mentioned
in the requirement document.

checking the buttons consistency like size,color,font etc

Image,icons,edit fields..etc there must be placed in
correctly r not.

check whether all the required objects are present in home
page or not.

Answer / misha

IN USABILITY TEST WE TEST FOR NAVIGATION CHECK(TAB ORDER,FOCUS OF THE CURSOR) SECOND ONE IS VIEW CHECK (CHECK WHETHER THE ENTIRE PAGE VIEW PROPERTY WITHOUT ANY OVERLAPPING)AND ANOTHER ONE IS IDENTITY CHECK (CHECK FOR THE LABEL AND WINDOWS ARE UNIQUE AND CLEAR WITH CONTENT.TOOL TIP CHECK(WHEN A POINTER IS MOVE ON A ICON OR A IMAGE IT'S DESCRIPTION SHOULD BE DISPLAYED)

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