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Following that, the prototype website will go through a number of tests to ensure that it meets
the majority of the client's criteria in time for the prototype's final presentation. Before
beginning the testing protocols, you must finish developing the prototype website; after that,
you must set up the system to be ready for testing.
The goal of the first step is to ensure that the website is live and working, in this case,
ensuring that all files have been transferred to the relevant server drive and that the
appropriate file permissions have been set so that the website can be accessed via the
temporary URL. It's also critical to ensure that (RDBMS) and SQL Script are completely
functional, error-free, and linked to the website via PHP code.
Once the website is up on the web servers, the major testing method would be to run it in an
internet browser, in this case Chrome and Microsoft Edge, thus it will be critical to ensure
that the website works in these browsers. Also, to ensure that the website is running with the
temporary URL issued by the web servers; otherwise, the website will not appear in any
internet browser. This type of testing involves a live user experience without access to the
system's internal workings also widely known as Blackbox Testing. Basically a everyday
user, who is not a tech savvy and doesn’t know much about the internal working goes
through each website functions and tests if the expected outcome comes.
EFFICIENCY TESTING
When testing the website, there will be other things to consider that will need to be
documented on the test table, such as how well it performs. This capability will be added to
the test table. A website that loads quickly, is a sign of efficiency. When it comes to
computing, load time is a common topic of discussion, especially when it comes to video
streaming. In that case, you don't want a website that takes a lengthy time to load because that
would be incredibly off-putting to any possible user who might visit it if it were to be pushed
out. The site's initial load time will be timed to determine this. This will be noted in the test
table's remarks in connection to the website's first loading, and for clarity, the test will be
performed on all three of the specified web browsers, Google Chrome, Microsoft Internet
Explorer, and Mozilla Firefox.
Method Under
Case Input Expected Output/Effect Outcome Tester Notes
Review
Launch Website User types in
Website home page
1.1 from Google URL into Positive Site load time from URL timed at 0.92 seconds
appears
Chrome address bar
Launch Website User types
Website home page
1.2 from Microsoft URL into Positive Site load time from URL timed at 1.06 seconds
appears
Edge address bar
User types
Launch Website Website home page
1.3 URL into Positive Site load rime from URL timed at 0.89 seconds
on Firefox appears
address bar
Website home page
Website Matches User types in Website launches with full GUI and in selected
appears in chosen logo
1.4 Chosen Corporate URL into Positive corporate identity of Dark Blue, White and
and corporate colours of
Identity address bar Red
Dark Blue, Red & White