Author: Rose Maria

Branch coverage testing is a white-box testing technique aimed at ensuring that each possible branch from each decision point in the code is executed at least once. This technique is vital for validating the correctness of a program’s control structure, ensuring that every possible path is tested.  Importance of Branch Coverage Testing Comprehensive Testing: It… Continue reading Branch Coverage Testing

SKIN CHANGE What is skin change/update In the context of an e-commerce website, ‘skin change’ refers to altering the visual design or appearance of the site without affecting its underlying functionality.  This can involve modifying the layout, colours, fonts, images and other aesthetic elements to give the website a fresh look  Each change made in… Continue reading SKIN CHANGE – Testing

Geolocation testing is essential to ensure an application works correctly in different regions. Here are some methods to perform geolocation testing: Gathering People Around the World Description: Have people from various locations test your application. How to Do It: Use platforms like GitHub to find testers or crowd testing services like uTest and Testlio. Pros:… Continue reading How to Perform Geolocation Testing

Geolocation testing involves testing an application for different geographical locations. It ensures that an app works correctly and adheres to local rules and regulations across various regions. Why Geolocation Testing is Important: Location Data Usage: Applications like Google Maps or food delivery services rely on accurate location data. Incorrect location data can lead to poor… Continue reading Geolocation Testing and Its Importance

Alerts are small modal windows displayed within a web browser. They grab user attention for important messages, often requiring confirmation (e.g., “Are you sure you want to delete?”). Popups are separate windows or tabs that open on top of the main browser window. They can be triggered by user actions or scripts and are used… Continue reading Alert/Popup

Sensitive Data Storage Ensure no sensitive or personal data, such as credit card details or other customer banking information, is stored in the cookies. If storing such data is unavoidable, make sure it is encrypted. Procedure: Identify any cookies used by the application and their content. Verify that no sensitive information is stored directly within… Continue reading What to Test in Web Cookie Testing

 A web cookie is a piece of information stored in a text file on a user’s hard drive by a web server. Cookie testing of a web application involves checking the cookies created in the web browser to ensure they function as intended. This information is sent back to the server each time the browser… Continue reading Web Cookie Testing

Website UI & Content : Pay special attention to verifying the content on the website application. Also, test the UI specifications as per the UI deck requirement document. The size of buttons, menus, and text fields should be properly aligned with other controls as per the height and width of the page. General validations :… Continue reading Points to consider while testing a Website

Detecting Weak Points Acts like a security scanner for websites, finding potential flaws before cyber attackers can exploit them. Helps businesses identify and fix vulnerabilities, strengthening their defense against cyber threats. Comprehensive Security Assessment Provides a clear picture of a website’s security status by identifying vulnerabilities and their severity. Gives businesses insights into where their… Continue reading Benefits of Vulnerability Testing

Network-based Testing What it does: This type of testing focuses on finding weaknesses in a company’s network setup. External focus: Looks for vulnerabilities from outside the network, like potential entry points for hackers. Internal focus: Checks for threats originating from within the network, like compromised devices or insider risks. Host-based Testing What it does: This… Continue reading Types of Vulnerability Testing