Resumo

CHACON RODRIGUEZ, Alicia; PINERO GONZALEZ, Maidelyn; MARIN DIAZ, Aymara  e  TRUJILLO CASANOLA, Yaimi. Testing strategy for organizations developing web portals. RCCI [online]. 2022, vol.16, n.3, pp. 118-136.  Epub 01-Set-2022. ISSN 2227-1899.

Web portals in the last decade have gained a high level of popularity among users who usually surf the Internet. This has led to customers becoming more rigorous every day and demanding innovative products of the highest quality and attractiveness. To do this, these products are tested, which are key activities in software development, since they help detect defects that would otherwise go unnoticed until the software is deployed. However, various studies prove that in most of these products only functional tests are carried out. This is a problem because the detection of the defect is far from the moment in which it is introduced, which affects the costs of correction and lengthens the schedules of the project, without covering the structural and non-functional tests . This article describes a testing strategy that encompasses functional, non-functional, structural, and change-associated testing based on web portals. The strategy takes into account good practices documented in internationally recognized models, norms and standards. It incorporates the experience gained in testing these types of products. It integrates what to test from the tiered test type and how to test from describing objectives, typical test objects, test bases, approaches and responsibilities, typical defects and failure types, techniques, and strategies. The results of the expert assessment and a case study are shown for a better understanding of the proposal.

Palavras-chave : quality; defects; strategy; portal; tests; website.

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