How to Test a Web Application?

· At first to understand the SRS Documents of the web application.

· Check the credential of the Web Application i.e. (Username and Password).

· Check how much time takes to load the application.

· Check the Graphic and Display of the application.

· Test the “Text” and “Alignments” of the application i.e. (Title, Headers, label of subject links, check the spelling and grammar).

· Check the “Page Header” & “Footer” is available in all the page of the application.

· Check the Advisement's are present in the web application.

· Now days all the web application contains the “Search Engine” Check it if available.

· Check the menu item (if available) in the Web Application.

· Check the Functionality to return the “Previous and Next” page.

· Check the Presence of the scrolling bar in page.

· Check the Scrolling Text, Animation image in the Web Application.

· Check the Hyperlinks is working properly or not.

· Check the Quality of the “Images” & “Videos” are present in the application.

· Check the Web Application in Different Browsers like (IE6, IE7, Firefox, and Safari, Opera etc) to see it working properly or not.

· Check the Web Application in Different OS like (Windows 98, XP, Vista, MAC, 2000, 2000 server, 2003 server, Linux, UNIX etc) to see it working properly or not.

· Check the “ Text Fields, List Boxes, Check Boxes, Combo boxes Radio Buttons, Rich Text Boxes, Calendar Controls, Pagination Tabs, Expandable Tabs” etc are working properly or not.

· Check the Functionality of each item in the Web Application.

· If someone can leave the site in the middle of a task to test that the session can expire or not.

· Check all the Optional and Mandatory field in the Web Application.

What are the Integration Testing Approachs? or What is Hybrid Testing and what are the related terms of Hybrid Testing Approaches?

There are 3 types of Integration Testing Approaches:
1. Top Down Testing Approach
2. Bottom Up Testing Approach
3. Hybrid/SandWitch Testing Approach.

What is Top Down Testing Approach?
Ans: In the Top down Testing, Testing can be done or conducted on the main module without coming to the sub-Modules.

What is Bottom Up Testing Approach?
Ans: In the Bottom Up Testing, Testing can be done or conducted on the Sub-module without coming to the sub-Modules.

Hybrid Testing: It is a combination of Top down Testing and Bottom up Testing. This testing is also called as SandWitch Testing.

or,

A combination of Top down testing combined with bottom up testing of prioritized or available components.