Automation testing requires a well-defined approach, based on a comprehensive framework, in order to reap maximum benefits
A framework is a hierarchical directory that encapsulates shared resources, such as a dynamic shared library, image files, localized strings, header files, and reference documentation, in a single package.
>> Test Script Modularity Framework
>> Test Library Architecture Framework
>> Data-Driven Automation Framework
>> Hybrid Automation Framework
>> Keyword-Driven Automation Framework
In addition to standard features such as performing operations and verifications on the objects, the framework includes other sophisticated features, such as:
Use of variables: Variables can be defined and used across the generated test script. This can be used to capture runtime values, which can be reused as input elsewhere during test execution.
Conditional checking: Conditional constructs such as ‘if’ can be implemented using keywords to handle different flows based on various conditions.In addition to standard features such as performing operations and verifications on the objects, the framework includes other sophisticated features, such as:
Data-driven testing: This frmework supports data-driven testing by importing data from an external data sheet.
Reports: Customized reporter messages can also be used to perform effective analysis on execution reports. These reports can be customized to display the pass or fail condition of any functionality, even during the verification of any checkpoints.
Calling functions and reusable actions: Common functions or actions can be triggered through keywords. This framework supports a functional decomposition approach. This increases the reusability of functions, which in turn reduces the unnecessary repetition of steps.
Today's enterprise and Mobile applications can involve thousands of simultaneous users working with multiple user interfaces, protocols and computing environments – all of which can make them prone to debilitating performance, and scalability and reliability problems that can jeopardize your company's productivity and profitability.
Performance Testing services focus on end-user performance, system stress and load testing of application, and capacity planning for related infrastructure. Our performance testing experts work with you to help you manage and mitigate the risk of deploying mission-critical applications by identifying:
>> What to expect once your application is in production.
>> Potential bottlenecks before production install.
>> How to tune application parameters to maximize performance.
>> Capacity planning for application infrastructure.
A content test is a simple test for the existence of a static, non-changing, UI element. For instance: Does each page have it’s expected page title? Does the application’s home page contain an image that is expected to be in a specific location on the page? Does each page of the website contain a footer area with links to the company contact page, privacy policy and trademarks information? Does each page begin with heading text using the h1 tag? Does each page have the correct text within that header?.
If your application will be undergoing platform changes, or files will likely be moved to different locations, content tests may prove valuable.
A frequent source of errors for Websites is broken links and missing pages behind those broken links. Testing for these involves clicking each link and verifying the expected page behind that link loads correctly.
We’ll test specific functions within your application that can include multiple pages, form-based inputs, submit and cancel operations – whether they are checkboxes, drop-down lists, or any other browser-supported input – we’ll test it for its functional accuracy.
We’ll test every web page element that has an identifier, result sets that return data to the user, dynamic content that involves UI elements whose identifying properties change each time you open the page and Ajax-driven applications.