3.2 Evaluate the Quality Assurance (QA) process and review how it was imple-
3.3.3 Some steps to use in the website
Figure 1-54 Login
Customers are forced to check in with a website-registered email address, and the administrator hosts these people. The only prerequisite for logging in is that the syntax is complete. For instance, abcdef@gmail.com is a valid email address. Otherwise, the web- page will not be logged if you are missing @ gmail.com. The password must be the same as the one used to register.
Figure 1-55 sign up
All of the fields on this page must be filled out completely. When placing an order, it is nec - essary to enter correct information so that the business may call consumers at the regis- tered phone number. Both the first and second passwords must be exactly the same.
To test the whole framework, I utilize a large, integrated test suite. To determine whether or not the webpage is functional. The entire framework is tested for omissions, slowness is- sues, and major flaws as part of standard system testing. Check my website's loading speed, since it may have an impact on the customer. Ascertain that the website is as sta - ble as possible. I test the primary function buttons on my website by clicking on the button icons and seeing if the outcome looks as intended. Increase the buy volume of a certain product, for example, and save if the order is recorded in the database and the amount is raised according to my instructions.
Figure 1-56 Test increase quantity
Figure 1-57 Result increase quantity
Figure 1-58 Admin check bill
I do compatibility checks to see if the product is entirely compatible with the software and hardware it will be running on. After testing, I am confident that the product is entirely com - patible with both software and hardware. After the admin adds the product, it appears in its entirety.
Figure 1-59 Products appear after the admin adds the product
My Susceptibility Testing is the process of inspecting a website or application for security faults and vulnerabilities that hackers may exploit. The goal of this stage of testing is to en- sure that there are no security flaws that might compromise a user's personal information or other sensitive data. All user and admin information is encrypted on the database man - agement page for the admin. As a consequence, all information is secure.
Figure 1-60 Information of user
All user passwords are encrypted into a string to avoid hacking.
Unit testing looks at the various software modules or components that make up a system or application. Examine any software associated with your website (Xampp, Visual Studio Code, ...) Other pages with unique characteristics, such as..., are also available to improve the website.
Figure 1-61 Check XAMPP
CONCLUSION
I learned something new after finishing this report, which helped me learn a lot from it. This Assignment 2 assignment has two primary assignments that I have done. These are LO3:
Create a multipage website using website technology, tools, and strategies while adhering to good design standards. LO4 Create and apply a Test Plan to evaluate a multipage website's performance and design. I had a lot of fun writing this report, and I got some fantastic findings.
P5: I construct a multi-page connected website using the information and concepts from Assignment 1. In this work, I evaluate user requests and create request tables for them.
For your website, create a site map. Create a database to store website information, inte - grate it into the website, and perform other tasks. Then I drew up the fundamental blue - print for my website using a wireframe. It consists of several pages with buttons to navi- gate between them. a connection between the pages The P6 section follows. The P6 sec- tion is based on P5's fundamental design and the creation of a comprehensive website.
According to the blueprint, I must create a website that is similar to the design, with similar functionalities and buttons. Demonstrate the buttons and explain how they function. M1 is the next component. I use a blueprint to examine the similarities and differences between the design and the whole website in this part, which is responsible for developing the en- tire website. After that, make a distinction between the design and the entire website.
P7 comes next. To test the major feature of my website, I constructed a planner. The UI and the admin UI buttons are compared. Examine the predicted and actual outcomes. For the website's primary functionality, I utilized the necessary input data. Observe how well the functions respond to the user's request.
Thank you to my teachers and friends at BTEC for helping me complete this course. After I finished studying I found website development very interesting. Perhaps this is a strength that I need to promote.