what is user interface testing?
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Answer / nitin sharma
User Interface testing is to check how much user friendly is
the application to the end user like tabbing should be
proper in application,mandatory things should display
first,cursor should display at correct position and all
So this is the testing to ensure that any user can
understand and use the application easily.
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this testing check the userfriendlyness of the
application.the geting msg are the user easly understanding
or not.
ex:if u enter invalid username or pwd,the geting msg is
easly understand by the user.if the user easly understand
that msg that application is user friendly.
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Answer / rahul
User interface testing, a testing technique used to identify the presence of defects is a product/software under test by using Graphical user interface [GUI].
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Answer / dilipkumar
testing the application to determine the accuricey of user
interfaces of application and two find cosmotic errors.
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