Testing Fundamentals - Non-Functional Testing
Consider this scenario: During usability testing, users struggle to find the 'Submit' button on a form. What is the most likely outcome?
Consider this scenario: During usability testing, users struggle to find the 'Submit' button on a form. What is the most likely outcome?
medium📝 Conceptual Q13 of 15
Step-by-Step Solution
Solution:
Step 1: Analyze the usability issue
Users struggling to find a button means the interface is not clear or intuitive.Step 2: Determine the appropriate fix
The fix involves improving the button's visibility or placement to make it easier to find, which is a UI change.Final Answer:
The development team will improve the button's visibility and placement -> Option DQuick Check:
Usability issue = UI improvement [OK]
Quick Trick: Usability problems fix UI, not backend or database [OK]
Common Mistakes:
- Confusing usability fixes with backend code changes
- Thinking database changes solve UI problems
- Mixing usability with security testing
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