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What components will be covered in the web site testing?
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In web testing we need to define the scope of the testing,
Web testing has performance testing and functionality
testing.
In functionality testing we will test the look and feel of
an web site and validation and see that all the links have
any url associated with it, and test for the user
friendliness, more importance is given to see that user
interface is proper.
in performance testing we should see the how much load does
thie web site can handle and do stress testing and see that
all the pages comes according to universal stands.
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