by Nataliia Vasylyna | May 5, 2016 12:57 pm
From the perspective of software testing company employees, testing of e-commerce systems may be considered monotonous, if not boring.
In actual fact, e-commerce checking as a type of software testing[1] can be a good chance to demonstrate the creativity and enthusiasm of a software tester. When testing unfamiliar e-commerce platform, a tester can act like a regular user and find unexpected bugs with the help of exploratory testing[2] techniques. Moreover, a fresh perspective can help a sharp-eyed software tester to find interface issues comparable with the ones found during complex usability testing[3].
User experience is not just how a user reacts on fonts and button colors. It also includes checking for the presence of dead-end processes and confusing factors. It is needless to say that unpleasant bottlenecks like these should be eliminated as early as possible.
During e-commerce testing, it is extremely important to focus on things that a customer observes, uses and is influenced by. If a customer is confused and annoyed with a product, he/she will most likely choose not to use it. That’s why a great idea is to entrust the execution of e-commerce testing to companies that know exactly how it should be done.
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