Product instructions in the form of user documentation (or) handbook are a valuable element to any product. It is vital to assess if this content is usable and has a positive impact on a user’s experience.
When instructional aides are too difficult to understand, the result can be worse than a product. By putting yourself in a user’s shoes and statistics, you’ll be able to assess if the instructional content meets the needs of the anticipated audience.
Try to have a document for each functional portion [Functional Break-up Document{FBD}], so that it might help you one day...
Testing HemispherE
Software Testing is a Globe, where you have 2 hemispheres.
One is Manual and the other is Automation. Most companies have both automated and manual testing efforts together. You might disagree but the fact is "there needs to be balanced Automated and Manual test approach for a process/product triumph."
High-quality productivity comes in when your manual test engineers have created a complete set of test cases that have immense traceability and test coverage, and then your automation engineers have automated your smoke & regression test cases.
WEb Service & Testing
Techniques such as White, Grey and Black Box testing relates to traditional systems, which directly sync-up into Web Services deployments.
However, the following uniqueness of a Web Services deployments introduce exclusive testing challenges:
*) Web Services are fundamentally distributed and are platform and language doubter.
*) Web Services can be a sequence with dependencies on the other 3rd party Web Services that can change without notice.
*) Web Services ownership is shared across various stakeholders.
