Writing test suits for interface
Postad av: Linnéa på: 02 november 2009
Okey, so I need to write some test suits for interface of a system.It’s a little bit complicated becasue how do you test the interface? “ehm, well, yes the backround is yellow. Check!”
Is that all? Of course not. But what is missing? How do you know what to test on an interface?
Help, tips and trics please!
Perdey!
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04 november 2009 den 14:33
I would have to say that a GUI without alot of floating javascript text shouldn’t be tested – just because we all know that real usability is to have every html element created by js and make it randomly scutter across the browser window.
So, to answer your question: If i have alot of time I test “does the page show? – check” otherwise I just say the dog ate my report.