Topic summary
A user seeks guidance on testing their ecommerce site. A comprehensive testing strategy is provided covering multiple areas:
Core Testing Areas:
- Functional testing of search, filters, cart, checkout, and payment systems
- Cross-browser compatibility across Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge
- Mobile responsiveness on phones and tablets
- Load/performance testing under heavy traffic conditions
Security & Integration:
- Security vulnerability checks (SQL injection, SSL certificates)
- Third-party integration verification (payment gateways, apps)
User Experience:
- Usability testing with real users for navigation and UX improvements
- Content accuracy review (descriptions, images, links)
- Backup and recovery system validation
The discussion remains open for follow-up questions.
Hi @whoff
To effectively test your eCommerce site, follow these steps:
- Functional Testing: Ensure all features work, including product search, filters, cart, checkout, and payment methods.
- Cross-Browser Testing: Test on popular browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge) to ensure compatibility.
- Mobile Responsiveness: Check your site’s usability on mobile devices and tablets.
- Load and Performance Testing: Test site speed and behavior under heavy traffic.
- Security Testing: Check for vulnerabilities like SQL injection or weak SSL certificates.
- Usability Testing: Gather feedback from real users to improve navigation and UX.
- Integration Testing: Ensure third-party apps and services (e.g., payment gateways) work seamlessly.
- Content Testing: Review product descriptions, images, and links for accuracy.
Backup and Recovery Testing: Confirm your data backup systems work.
If you have other questions, feel free to ask, and I will answer them as well.
Best regards,
Daisy