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Hou can u test a website or a web application? Manually or
Automated?
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Answer Posted / rajendra prasad reddy penumall
Hi friends I am rajendra from Hyderabad.
Web testing in manual process is possible for only some
testing approaches like
Functionality testing,
User interface testing (GUI Testing)
Usability testing,
Security testing,
Compatibility testing (browser compatibility testing -
very imaportent in web application testing),
Database testing
But if you want to test Performance of the website you must
use some testing tool like WebLoad ,loadRunner.
If the application developed in java then we can use Jmeter
for testing the web application.
JMeter is a opensource freely available software from
Apache software foundation, one can download and use it
Without spending a single rupee.
The web application means it may have 2 tier simple
architecture or 3 tier or n tier architecture.
If it is used 3 tier or N tier architecture then we should
Check the performance of the system for retrieving data
from database...etc.
Except performance testing we can conduct web testing in
manual.
But web performance is the prime issue in web testing.
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