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Classical Test Levels
Posted by: Livia on: September 6, 2008
Classical Test Levels
In software quality assurance the principle of “divide and conquer” has asserted itself just as in software development. In a software development there is the differentiation between the development of individual classes or modules, the integration of the classes and modules into an application with neightbouring applications, for example via interfaces or common [...]
User-friendliness Applications
Posted by: Livia on: September 5, 2008
Many Internet applications are targeted towards a very heterogeneous group of users. The intention of a bookseller with his shop application is to be open and accessible to every user able and willing to spend money. This also means that only few general statements can be made with any certainity about the user’s expectations, his [...]
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