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Can anyone give me the example of High Priority and High
severity defect. Please dont give me answers like Spelling
mistakes or logo missing something like that. Give me some
real time example from your application. Thanks in Advance.
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Answer Posted / vooha nallamothu
In a scientific calculator website page if we enter 2*3 and click equals ..if it shows 5 as a result ...here buttons are working but output or manipulation bug occurs ...it is high severity bug according to tester and high priority w.R.t client..
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