lesson 8 & 9 & 10

Question 1

the process of executing the program with the intent of finding faults.

Answer 1

SOFTWARE TESTING

Question 2

BASIC TERMINOLOGIES RELATED TO TESTING

Answer 2

ERROR, MISTAKE, OR BUG
TEST
TEST CASE
TEST SUITE
TEST SCRIPT
TEST REPORT

Question 3

TYPES OF SOFTWARE TESTING

Answer 3

Functional testing
Non-functional testing
Manual Testing
Automated testing
System testing

Question 4

A testing method for measuring how easy and user-friendly a software application is.

Answer 4

USER EXPERIENCE TESTING

Question 5

KINDS OF USER TEST

Answer 5

Formative Evaluation
Field Study
Controlled Experiment

Question 6

ETHICS OF USER TESTING

Answer 6

Respecting their time
Make them comfortable
Don’t hide thing from the user
Preserve the user’s privacy
The user is always in control

Question 7

RULES IN INFORMATIVE EVALUATION

Answer 7

USERS
OBSERVERS
FACILITATOR

Question 8

types of RECORDING OBSERVATIONS

Answer 8

Paper and Pen Notes
Audio and Video Recording
Screen Capture & Event Logging

Question 9

It is the most common way to record. Just Jot down words or phrases that you think are important, especially the critical incidents.

Answer 9

Paper and Pen Notes

Question 10

Audio and video recording are good for capturing the user’s think-aloud, facial expressions, and body language.

Answer 10

Audio and Video Recording

Question 11

Screen capture software (e.g. Camtasia Studio, AVS, etc…) offers a cheap and easy way to record a user test and producing a digital movie (e.g. AVI or MPG).

Answer 11

Screen Capture & Event Logging

Question 12

you take a webpage or app screen and modify it to create a second version of the same page. This change can be as simple as a single headline, button or be a complete redesign of the page. Then, half of your traffic is shown the original version of the page (known as control or A) and half are shown the modified version of the page (the variation or B).

Answer 12

A/B test work

Question 13

is a testing process that considers the random elements of the website and conducts experiments on two or more variants of the website’s elements such as web page, page element, and others.

Answer 13

A/B testing

Question 14

A/B testing process

Answer 14

Collect data
Identify goals
Generate test hypothesis
Create different variations
Run experiment
Wait for the test results
Analyze results

Question 15

allow for variations to be targeted at specific groups of visitors, delivering a more tailored and personalized experience. The web experience of these visitors is improved through testing, as indicated by the increased likelihood that they will complete a certain action on the site.

Answer 15

Split testing tools

Question 16

How To Analyze Usability Testing Results

Answer 16

-Looking at the quantitative data to learn what version won:
-Filtering through the feedback and comments:
-Finding errors users had in the test

Question 17

Quick Tips for usability

Answer 17

Define your goals for usability testing
Create a task list of things you want users to do during the testing.
Recruit participants that match your target audience.