Date: January 22, 2015 Author: fangfang
1. Navigation test.
Navigation describes how users operate within a page, and controls between different user interfaces or connection pages, such as buttons, dialog boxes, lists, and windows. By considering the following questions, you can decide whether a Web application system is easy to navigate and whether navigation is intuitive? Is the main part of the Web system accessible through the home page? Does the Web system need site maps, search engines or other guidance help? Putting too much information on a page often has the opposite effect as expected. Beijing website construction Users of Web application systems tend to be purpose driven. They quickly scan a Web application system to see if there is information that meets their needs. If not Will leave soon. Few users are willing to spend time getting familiar with Beijing website construction The structure of the Web application system. Therefore, the navigation help of the Web application system should be as accurate as possible. Another important aspect of navigation is whether the page structure, navigation, menu and connection styles of the Web application system are consistent, so that users can intuitively know whether there is content in the Web application system and where the content is. Once the hierarchy of the Web application system is determined, the user navigation function should be tested. Let the end user participate in this test, and the effect will be more obvious.
2. Graphic test.
In the Web application system, appropriate pictures and animations can not only play the role of advertising, but also play the role of beautifying the page. The graphics of a Web application system can include pictures, animations, borders, colors, fonts, backgrounds, buttons, etc. The content of graphic test includes:
To ensure that the graphics have a clear purpose, pictures or animations should not be piled together randomly to avoid wasting transmission time. The image size of the Web application system should be as small as possible, and should be able to clearly explain something (usually linked to a specific page).
. Verify that the font style of all pages is consistent.
The background color should match the font color and foreground color.
The size and quality of the image is also a very important factor. Generally, JPG or GIF compression is used.
3. Content test.
Content testing is used to verify the correctness, accuracy and relevance of the information provided by the Web application system. The correctness of information refers to whether the information is reliable or misinformed. For example, in the commodity price list, the wrong price may cause financial problems or even legal disputes. The accuracy of information refers to whether there are grammatical or spelling errors. This test is usually carried out using some word processing software, such as the "Pinyin and Grammar Check" function of Microsoft Word. Information relevance refers to whether the information list or entry related to the current browsing information can be found on the current page, which is the so-called "related article list" in general Web sites.
4. Overall interface test.
The overall interface refers to the overall feeling that the page structure design of the entire Web application system gives users. For example, does the user feel comfortable when browsing the Web application system? Do you intuitively know where the information you are looking for is? Is the design style of the entire Web application system consistent? The process of testing the overall interface is actually a process of investigating the end user. Generally, Web application systems take the form of making a questionnaire on the home page to get feedback from the end users. For all usability tests, external personnel (those who have little or no contact with the development of the Web application system) should participate, preferably the end user.
