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1. Running a site test: The elements to test
Tests play an essential role in the development of a site. A test checks the behavior and usability of the site. The main points to check in a WEBDEV website are as follows: - how the site works:
sequence of pages, execution of code typed, etc.
- appearance of the site:
use different browsers (Internet Explorer, Chrome, FireFox, Edge, etc.), use different screen resolutions, resize the browser, etc.
- Web-specific features:
print, cookies, browser "Back" key, etc.
- access to the site by different users:
management of usernames and passwords, management of concurrent accesses to the data files, etc.
- regression of a site during an update:
validation of the changes made in a site and verification to ensure that non-modified features are still accessible.
- load test (for a site installed on the server):
validation of the maximum number of users who can access the site.
Note: WEBDEV includes a code coverage tool to help you determine the code coverage of your tests. Code coverage measures how much of your code is executed when testing a website. Each line of code run is considered as "tested".
Please note that code coverage does not determine whether tests are successful. It only allows you to know whether a line of code has been executed. Code coverage is used to detect the lines of code that have never been executed. |
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