After understanding the theoretical aspects of quality assurance and different testing methodologies, it's time to put theory into practice. In this session, we'll perform hands-on testing of the web applications that you've built during your group projects.
Here's how we'll proceed:
Unit Testing: We'll start with unit testing of individual components in your web application. This might involve testing individual Softr blocks and ensuring they function as expected.
Integration Testing: After unit testing, we'll proceed to integration testing. Here, we'll check how different blocks of your application interact with each other and with the Airtable backend. The goal is to ensure that the data flow between different parts of the application is seamless and error-free.
Functional Testing: Next, we'll focus on functional testing. We'll go through the functional requirements of your application, test each of them, and check if your application behaves as expected.
Usability Testing: Lastly, we'll focus on usability testing. Here, we'll interact with your application as end-users, checking the user interface and user experience.
Remember, the goal of this session is to help you understand the practical aspects of testing a web application. Don't worry if you encounter bugs or issues. They're part of the software development process. The idea is to identify these issues and understand how to resolve them, which we'll discuss more in the next session.
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