AS ICT Corsework - Mr Brookes K-Fit Ltd

Input, Process and Output

Testing the Website

Test One - Hyperlinks

This is what I am testing:

Do the product links on the website all work correctly.         

This is what I am expecting:

Every product link “kitchen doors” “worktops” ect should load up the correct page if hyperlinked correctly

How I am going to test this:

I am going to go through a set amount of hyperlinks to check if they are all loading correctly and linking to the right frame and page.

Link - Worktops

           Worktops  ← The hyperlink worked correctly first time resulting in no need for re-testing

Although I decided to change the roll over colour for my links from green to light grey to make the website aesthetically better.

Worktops → Worktops

Test Two – Image Loading

This is what I am testing:

Do all the product images load up correctly.        

This is what I am expecting:

All images should render correctly and load up first time without an problems.

How I am going to test this:

I am going to go through my pages in internet explorer and check the images through my website to see if they

are all loading up correctly

Although most of the images loaded up well there were one or two that didn’t load at all therefore some re testing

will have to be done.

Re-Testing

Images have been re-linked and all images have

been placed into folders to help organisation.

The Results:

I loaded up the pages again and all the product images

loaded up perfectly.

Test Three -  Ease of navigation

This is what I am testing:

Is the website easy to navigate and easy to find what you want.        

This is what I am expecting:

Hopefully all the pages will be easy to get too and easy to navigate.

How I am going to test this:

I am going to give a user the chance to find some products and navigate there way through my website to see what they think.

I am going to test this buy telling my user “Drew Syrett” to find 3 products then navigate back to the home page.

Products To Find – Shutter Style Door

• Granite worktops
• Stainless steel door handle

Feedback – Drew: All the products are easy to navigate through and all the links are easily accessible, I managed to find the products very easily and found my way back to the home page even easier.

No Changes Necessary

Test Four – Adding Products To Basket

This is what I am testing:

I am testing to make sure that the Add to basket button on my products links the item selected into the checkout section.        

This is what I am expecting:

I am expecting that after the add to basket button is clicked it should display a message that the product has been added to the basket

How I am going to test this:

I am going to go through the buttons and check that they are linked correctly to the right page and frame.

I tried to click the add to basket button and it displayed an error message due to a problem with an unsafe operation.

Re-testing

I decided to re link the page and make sure the frame was set correctly to avoid any minor mistakes.

The Results:

I reloaded the page and it worked perfectly displaying the message that the items had been added to the basket.

Test Five  – Text Positioning

This is what I am testing:

I am testing to see if the text on my website all loads up in the correct positioning weather it be centre of the page or below an image.        

This is what I am expecting:

I am expecting that when the home page for example it loaded up the text will be positioned directly below each image with the correct text there.

How I am going to test this:

The way in which I will test this is by loading each page with text individually and checking the text is positioned right, if it is not then I will re write the text and move it to the correct place.

Here I loaded the worktops page to show and as you

can see the text is already there in the correct

place.

No Changes Necessary

Test Six – Do The Pages Load Up Within 5 Seconds

This is what I am testing:

I am checking that the links when pressed that the page will load up within 5 seconds of the link being clicked.        

This is what I am expecting:

I am expecting that every page will load up preferably in about 2 – 3 seconds maximum

How I am going to test this:

I am going to go through 4 – 5 links and time how long it takes for the page to load up after it has been clicked using a stop watch.

As you can see all the pages load up at a maximum of 2.2s which is excellent as I’m testing for a maximum of 5s.

No Changes Necessary

Test Seven – Hyperlinked Images

This is what I am testing:

I am testing to see that all the images I had used to link to a product work correctly        

This is what I am expecting:

I expect that when the images are clicked then it loads up correctly and quickly without any faults.

How I am going to test this:

I am going to test a set page as all the images have been linked in the same way, I have chosen to use the kitchen doors page to see if all the images work properly.

Linked perfectly and loaded up fine

Linked perfectly and loaded up fine

Linked perfectly and loaded up fine

Linked perfectly and loaded up fine        

Linked perfectly and loaded up fine

No Changes Necessary

Test Eight – Does The Top.html Work Correctly        

This is what I am testing:

To see weather the top bar through all the pages work correctly        

This is what I am expecting:

I expect to see all the text spelt correctly, for it too link correctly and look how it should look

How I am going to test this:

I am going to go through the links and check that they work testing all the buttons one by one.

As I went through all the links the one that had problems in loading was the home page because as I tried to open the page it displayed this error message

Re-Testing

I re-linked the page and retested it and the same

message appeared again. I was unsure about why

it was appearing so I decided to go with the fail

safe option of just re making the home page. After

I made the page again I re-linked it.

Results

After I remade the page and re-linked it everything

it worked fine.

Test Nine – Accessibility (Bad vision)

This is what I am testing:

I am testing to see that my website is accessible to use with people who have bad vision.        

This is what I am expecting:

I expect to see the page able to zoom properly without distortion so that people with bad vision can still see exactly what the website offers.

How I am going to test this:

I am going to zoom on the pages given and check there is no distortion in the text or images.

As you can see when zoomed all the text and

Images are still perfectly visible and in good quality with minimal distortion.

I feel this is more than suitable for any user

with bad vision to use the website to its full advantage.

No Changes Necessary

Test Ten – Loading in other browsers

This is what I am testing:

I am testing to see that my website loads in a range of internet browser.

This is what I am expecting:

I am expecting that my website will load fine with the other browsers

How I am going to test this:

I am going to test my website in three browsers, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome.

As you can see the website loads up perfectly in

Google chrome and Mozilla Firefox without any

problems what so ever.

No Changes Necessary

Appendices

Appendix 1 – Interview

(Interview with Mr Brookes)

Ben Allington – Good morning Mr Brookes, I have come to speak to you today so that you could tell me about your situation with K-Fit Ltd.

Mr Brookes – As you know I have a few concerns and really want to expand and develop my business, trying to move it away from the fitting side of things due to a loss in business. I feel moving simply just towards the supplying side of things will help the business to pick up its revenue and hopefully bring in more money.

Ben Allington – And how exactly are you planning to do that?

Mr Brookes – Well I have already made the first stage into the process by investing a sum of money in the development of a factory for the business but I need something to support the business rather than our current phone call ordering services as that would drain a lot of time and money due to the larger number of employee’s needed.

Ben Allington – Well there is a number of solutions that face you, what about a main office where all the orders are taken in a major city?

Mr Brookes – I have already invested almost all my money so that couldn’t really be an option for me.

Ben Allington – Well how about an emailing order service where a spreadsheet is produced to track pending orders, completed orders and orders being shipped ?

Mr Brookes – That could work but I don’t feel that will offer the advertisement of my business.

Ben Allington – Well then I feel a website could be a perfect option for your business. This will offer you advertisement all over the web, regular customers, an easy to use layout and a lot less effort on your employee’s allowing you to save a lot of money in the long run and having an ordering service offering the display of products and prices. Also a website would be perfect for opening your business up to the whole of England if your willing to supply across large distances.

Mr Brookes – That seems like an excellent idea but what about the customer’s feedback to my company? That’s something which is crucial in getting the company running just right.

Ben Allington – I have thought about that option and the simplist thing to do it we could have a blog for customers to leave there feedback on ordering services, customer care, quality of products and a whole range of things

Mr Brookes – Excellent that seems like all my problems could be solved. Is there anything else you need?

Ben Allington – No, that seems fine for now thank you for your time

Mr Brookes – No problem, bye

Ben Allington – Speak to you soon

Appendix 2 - The End User Survey

1. Are you male or female?

Male         Female

2. How old are you?

0 – 18                   19 – 34                35 – 54              55+

3. Do you feel K-Fit Ltd could be improved by a website for ordering and products?

         Yes                           No

4. Do you feel the kitchen ordering service is a argues at the moment for K-Fit Ltd?

   Yes                           No

5. What do you feel K-Fit limited does especially well?

6. What do you feel is most important for an ordered kitchen?

         

                       

 

Appendix 3 – K-Fit Offices Report

Report from the K-Fit office from 8:30 – 12:30