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Web Application Testing

Today, businesses worldwide face the challenge of establishing their web presence, not only in presenting company information but as the frontline interface between a business and its customers, as well as a business and its employees. With Web 2.0 technologies and Software as a Service (SaaS) business models, software is released online rather than in a shrink wrapped package. Users are supported online with step-by step video tutorials, avatar tutors and even online support. The increasing size and complexity combined with short development cycles for web-based applications make it difficult to keep up with user needs and quality often becomes an after-thought.


Ideally, every web application and web site should be tested to ensure they meet the reliability, security, and performance goals necessary to effectively support business requirements. Increasing functionality and frequent changes in requirements present many testing issues in the web application environment (see graphic below).



Lists problems in web application testing such as increasing web functionality, web security holes, web site performance issues, and platform coverage. And gives solutions including performance and security testing and automated testing.

Benefit of XBOSoft Web Application Testing

XBOSoft offers a comprehensive approach to web application testing. Our web application testing experts employ a combination of automated tests using the latest tools and technology along with manual testing to ensure your business is Internet ready!

XBOSoft Web Application Testing Overview

XBO's web application testing program covers Functionality testing, Usability testing, Interface testing, Compatibility testing, Performance testing, and Security testing:


  1. Functionality Testing: Covers simple functionality such as links in web pages to more complicated features such as database connections, forms used in the web pages for submitting or getting information from user, and "cookie".
  2. Usability Testing: Covers navigation issues such as flow, efficiency, errors, success rate, content checking, and aspects of user "help" functions.
  3. Interface Testing: Confirms interaction between web server, application server, and database server.
  4. Compatibility Testing: Addresses Browser compatibility, operating system compatibility, mobile browsing, and printing options.
  5. Performance testing: Testing includes Web Load Testing and Web Stress Testing and evaluation of the application performance at different internet connection speeds, user loads, and user activities.
  6. Security Testing: Testing across the full spectrum of potential vulnerabilities including the top ten threats identified by the Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP).