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Testing Retail Software – Ecommerce Testing Considerations

As part of our ecommerce software testing practice, we have been testing several retail websites in past several years. The main purpose of a retail online business is to attract customers and then basically get them to buy your products. So the main objectives are to show product details to potential customers, and make it easy as possible for them to find the right product and then of course pay for it. I’ll just discuss the first part since the payment process is a whole document in itself when it comes to testing.

A successful retail website entices users to be more interested in the product and leads them to want to learn more about the product details, either in graphics or text. The most important factor is to organize and show such information to keep the customer moving forward toward your objective; buy. Given this, based on our testing experience, we need to prioritize our testing effort based on the special objectives of retail ecommerce: More

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Data Warehouse Testing Quick Reference

A Data Warehouse (DW) stores data where it can be analyzed, archived, and secured. DW products are used to manage large amounts of data (now recently called Big Data) and make it easy for users to make business decisions. With mobile devices, social networks, and web-based software collecting so much data, many organizations are beginning to sell not only the data itself, but analyzed or scrubbed and filtered in some way. We’ve recently worked on testing some data warehouse projects and wanted to share a few quick QA tips specific to this domain… More

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Data Verification Testing

Software is a collection of computer programs and related data. But when we talk about software testing, we rarely pay enough attention to data. There are many testing methods to check the programs, black-box or white-box testing, functionality or performance testing, etc. What about the data? You may say Data-driven testing. Yes, data-driven testing does help, but we need much more than this. More

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