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Andreea Haras 11092013 Agenda Introduction Mobile Testing vs Traditional WebBased Testing Challenges in Mobile Testing Guidelines amp Best Practices Conclusion QampA About me ID: 750651

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Slide2

Tap into Mobile App Testing

Andreea

Haras

11/09/2013Slide3

Agenda

Introduction

Mobile

Testing

vs. Traditional

Web-Based

Testing

Challenges in Mobile Testing

Guidelines & Best

Practices

Conclusion

Q&ASlide4

About me

Andreea Haras – andreea.haras@gmail.com

4+ years experience as software tester

Mobile testing enthusiastic

Interested in new technologySlide5

Why mobile

testing?Slide6

Why mobile testing?

“The mobile market is no longer just communication. It’s internet, music, video, web, social networks, navigation and everything else... The mobile ecosystem now embraces anything a consumer wishes to do either on the move or on a handheld device at home”

- ForresterSlide7

Why mobile testing?

“The mobile market is no longer just communication. It’s internet, music, video, web, social networks, navigation and everything else... The mobile ecosystem now embraces anything a consumer wishes to do either on the move or on a handheld device at home”

- Forrester

Applications running on mobile devices (e.g., mobile applications running on smart

phones

or new generation tablets) are becoming so popular that they are representing a

revolution

in the IT sector

.Slide8

Why mobile testing?

“The mobile market is no longer just communication. It’s internet, music, video, web, social networks, navigation and everything else... The mobile ecosystem now embraces anything a consumer wishes to do either on the move or on a handheld device at home”

- Forrester

Applications running on mobile devices (e.g., mobile applications running on smart

phones

or new generation tablets) are becoming so popular that they are representing a

revolution

in the IT sector

.

Over

1.6 million

mobile applications have been developed, available in Apple App Store and Google Play (

www.mobithinking.com

)Slide9

Why mobile testing?

“The mobile market is no longer just communication. It’s internet, music, video, web, social networks, navigation and everything else... The mobile ecosystem now embraces anything a consumer wishes to do either on the move or on a handheld device at home”

- Forrester

Applications running on mobile devices (e.g., mobile applications running on smart

phones

or new generation tablets) are becoming so popular that they are representing a

revolution

in the IT sector

.

Over

1.6 million

mobile applications have been developed, available in Apple App Store and Google Play (

www.mobithinking.com

)

Estimates for downloads of apps in 2013 range from

56 to 82 billion

(

www.idc.com

) and a prediction of

200

billion

global downloads in 2017 that will be worth

US$63.5

billion (

www.portioresearch.com

)Slide10

Native

, Traditional, Hybrid, Oh My!

Native

Apps

:

coded with a specific programming language. They are fast, reliable, and powerful, but are tied to a mobile platform and downloaded from a central portal by OS (i.e. Apple App Store, Google Play). That means you must duplicate them using the appropriate programming language in order to target another mobile platform.

Netflix, Pandora,

Shazam

.Slide11

Native

, Traditional, Hybrid, Oh My!

Native

Apps

:

coded with a specific programming language. They are fast, reliable, and powerful, but are tied to a mobile platform and downloaded from a central portal by OS (i.e. Apple App Store, Google Play). That means you must duplicate them using the appropriate programming language in order to target another mobile platform.

Netflix, Pandora,

Shazam

.

Traditional Mobile Web Apps

: mobile web sites designed to match every web-enabled phone. They’re accessed through the mobile device’s web browser and do not need to be downloaded/installed. They re-direct to the site’s M Site. Amazon, eBay, MSN are good examples

.Slide12

Native

, Traditional, Hybrid, Oh My!

Native

Apps

:

coded with a specific programming language. They are fast, reliable, and powerful, but are tied to a mobile platform and downloaded from a central portal by OS (i.e. Apple App Store, Google Play). That means you must duplicate them using the appropriate programming language in order to target another mobile platform.

Netflix, Pandora,

Shazam

.

Traditional Mobile Web Apps

: mobile web sites designed to match every web-enabled phone. They’re accessed through the mobile device’s web browser and do not need to be downloaded/installed. They re-direct to the site’s M Site. Amazon, eBay, MSN are good examples

.

Hybrid Apps

:

rely on development frameworks and are written with the same technology used for websites and mobile web

implementations. They

are hosted or run inside a native container on a mobile device. They ensure cross-platform compatibility and can access the phone’s hardware (camera, GPS, user’s contacts, etc.).

Foursquare, Twitter, Wikipedia and Facebook are good examples.Slide13

Pop Quiz

There are seven (yes, seven!) mobile operating systems that are recognized in the industry, other than the top 2 (

iOS

and Android), can you name one or more of the other five? Slide14
Slide15

Can you name the differences between

Mobile Testing

and

Traditional

Web-Based

Testing?Slide16

Mobile

Testing vs. Traditional Web-Based Testing

Integration testing

Within

areas of the Device Hardware

Battery

, light, ringer, sleep, wake, usage, connectivity loss or change in speeds (“elevator test”), camera

Integration

with other Apps on the device

Facebook

, Twitter, etc. Slide17

Mobile

Testing vs. Traditional Web-Based Testing

Integration testing

Within

areas of the Device Hardware

Battery

, light, ringer, sleep, wake, usage, connectivity loss or change in speeds (“elevator test”), camera

Integration

with other Apps on the device

Facebook

, Twitter, etc.

Interruption Testing

How

the App behaves with user-controlled and

automatic interruptionsSlide18

Mobile

Testing vs. Traditional Web-Based Testing

Integration testing

Within

areas of the Device Hardware

Battery

, light, ringer, sleep, wake, usage, connectivity loss or change in speeds (“elevator test”), camera

Integration

with other Apps on the device

Facebook

, Twitter, etc.

Interruption Testing

How

the App behaves with user-controlled and

automatic interruptions

Device-specific

Gesture Testing

Pinching

, Zooming, Shaking, Orientation, Eye Scrolling, Eye Pausing, Tilting, Swiping, Press and Hold,

TappingSlide19
Slide20

Pop quiz

What mobile testing challenges do you think there are?Slide21

Challenges in Mobile Testing

The time

frames

Variety of Devices & OS Versions

Display density

Different browsers

Network connections

Installation issuesSlide22

Challenges in Mobile Testing

The time

frames

Variety of Devices & OS Versions

Display density

Different browsers

Network connections

Installation issues

Simulating real life scenarios

Call interrupts

Low battery

Alarms

Network issuesSlide23

Usability

Accessibility

Intuitive

Mobile experience

More challenges

in Mobile TestingSlide24

Usability

Accessibility

Intuitive

Mobile experience

Automation

What to automate?

Tools

Effort

vs

Value

More challenges

in Mobile TestingSlide25

More challenges

in Mobile Testing

Usability

Accessibility

Intuitive

Mobile experience

Automation

What to automate?

Tools

Effort

vs

Value

Non functional testing

Performance

Security

Load testingSlide26

Guidelines & Best Practices

Determining

your

Mobile Test Matrix

Setting up your Lab: Phones

Setting

up your Lab: Tablets

Checklist

Key

types of Mobile QA Testing: Manual or Automated Testing

?

Things to remember

Test

Automation Tool Selection – Few factors to considerSlide27

The most difficult facet of the testing matrix is device fragmentation. There are nearly 4000 separate Android device models! How do you make sure that all users get a consistent experience?

Device manufacturer market share (Q1 2013)

Determining your

Mobile Test MatrixSlide28

Determining your Mobile Test Matrix

Android device fragmentation

Source: BGRSlide29

Determining your Mobile Test Matrix

Multiple approaches to build a “Mobile Test Matrix”

Group devices based on the hardware and/or software specification and prioritize them

User base – Build a test matrix based on the device and software version the user uses

Use statistics from vendor market place (especially useful for native apps like games, utilities, etc.)

Risk based and functionality based matrixSlide30

Determining your Mobile Test Matrix

Multiple approaches to build a “Mobile Test Matrix”

Group devices based on the hardware and/or software specification and prioritize them

User base – Build a test matrix based on the device and software version the user uses

Use statistics from vendor market place (especially useful for native apps like games, utilities, etc.)

Risk based and functionality based matrix

Example:

Group 1, priority C: Small devices with a small CPU, RAM and low resolution. Older software versions and older browsers.

Group 2, priority B: Mid-range devices with an avg. CPU, RAM (<512 MB), good screen size and resolution. The software is not the latest.

Group 3, priority A: High-end devices with a dual/quad-core CPU, RAM (>512 MB) and a high screen resolution. Latest software versions.Slide31

Setting up your Lab:

Phones

Newest, highest resolution,

high

density, normal sized phone running latest version of OS. (Samsung Galaxy S4, iPhone 5S)

Oldest

, smallest, low density small sized phone running oldest supported version of

OS. (iPhone 3, HTC

Tattoo)

Middle

of the range phone matches highest usage, normal size, high density, normal

resolution,

highest usage OS (Samsung Galaxy S2)

Phone

with Highest Market Share

(Samsung Galaxy S3, iPhone 4S)

Budget

smartphone - normal size, large screen,

mdpi

, old OS (Dell Venue

)Slide32

Setting up your Lab:

Tablets

XLarge

size high end tablet (10”), xhdpi, latest OS. (Nexus 10)

Large

size Tablet (5-7”), med density, legacy OS (Kindle Fire)

Phablet

(Phone/Tablet Hybrid) (5”)

xhdpi

, large size, latest OS, strange aspect ratio (LG Intuition, Samsung Note)

iOS

running

iOS

5 or lower (

iPad

2)

iOS

running

iOS

6 (

iPad

mini,

iPad

3)Slide33

ChecklistSlide34

Key types of Mobile QA Testing: Manual or Automated Testing?

Functional testing

 

Performance

testing 

Memory Leakage Testing 

Interrupt testing

Usability testing

Installation testing

Upgrade

testingSlide35

Things to remember

Start testing early. Use emulators / simulators

Use the app on different carriers and network connections like 3G, 4G,

WiFi

, or LTE

Combine testing tools and integrate them into a continuous integration system

When possible, have a group of BETA testers to help with real-world testing

Consider the problem space: go mobile to test mobile

Don’t assume that because it works on one device, it will work on allSlide36

Test Automation Tool Selection – Few factors to consider

Supported devices

Emulator

support

Availability

of integrated simulators

Types

of connection supported

Multi-device

support (this is important to run same test on multiple devices)

Compatibility

with existing automation tools

Security

- VPN connections, data sharing, etc.

Functionality

supported - swipe, drag and drop

,

zoom

,

scrolling

,

pinching

, rotating, etc

Image

/ text recognition

Debugging

and test reportingSlide37

Conclusions

Despite the challenges in mobile application testing, careful selection of target devices, using statistical techniques for test optimization and tools that maximize automation can ensure a cost effective mobile testing

process.Slide38

Conclusions

Despite the challenges in mobile application testing, careful selection of target devices, using statistical techniques for test optimization and tools that maximize automation can ensure a cost effective mobile testing process.

Given the stiff competition in the mobile apps market and variety of apps available for users to download, it is vital that you thoroughly test each and every aspect of the app before releasing it into the market, to ensure that the product meets the quality standard demanded by users. Slide39
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