Web site under test: spincontrol.biz
Web page under test: All four pages.
URL of web page under test: Not visible (it is a frame based site showing only the main url at all times).
Title: Firefox and Opera rendering failures
Date discovered: 5/28/09, 13:00hrs NYC Time
Severity: Normal (Note: Set to Normal and not Minor -- because FF is a very popular browser).
Description:
The Firefox browser renders only a very small amount of the content (text content) -- that this website intends to display to the user. The bottom portion of the content is "clipped off" -- so to speak.
The Opera browsers renders no content (text content) -- that this website intends to display to the user.
Also, upon first going to site, the Firefox and Opera browsers render the introductory "animated gif / splash movie" only partially (the top portion of it is "clipped off" -- so to speak). Also, the same thing occurs for the "animated gif / splash movie" called "last word."
This issue is seen in Firefox and Opera -- running on top of OS Mac 10.5.6 and Win XP Pro SP2.
This issue is NOT seen in Safari -- running on top of OS Mac 10.5.6 and Win XP Pro SP2.
This issue is NOT seen in IE and Google Chrome -- running on top of Win XP Pro SP2.
Workaround: When viewing spincontrol.biz, use IE, Safari, or Google Chrome.
Summary of results:
Pass = The content, appearing on any given page, fully displays
Fail = The content, appearing on any given page, does NOT fully display
Win XP SP2 / IE 7.0 -- pass
Win XP SP2 / FF 3.0.10 -- fail
Win XP SP2 / Google Chrome 2.0 -- pass
Win XP SP2 / Opera 9.64 -- fail
Win XP SP2 / Sarafi 3.2.1 -- pass
Mac 10.5.6 / Sarafi 3.2.1 -- pass (see attached picture).
Mac 10.5.6 / FF 3.0.10 -- fail (see attached picture).
Mac 10.5.6 / Opera 9.64 -- fail
See the links to the two pictures for a visual of the pass and fail in Safari and Firefox, respectively:
Attachments:
* Picture 11 saf321 pass.png: http://bit.ly/h5qSC
* Picture 12 ff3010 fail.png: http://bit.ly/13vpDz
Test details:
Summary: web page header
1) Load the web page into a browser.
2) FAILED: => The way the browser renders the content shall look consistent across the various web browsers
Link to test case: http://bit.ly/14F6FW
Generated by http://www.testuff.com
Thursday, May 28, 2009
Battle of the Twitter Apps Bug Battle
A Bug Battle to test & compare the top six Twitter desktop apps is being held by uTest.
If you are already a registered user of uTest.com, then log-in here to start testing the twitter applications listed in the "Battle of the Twitter Apps" Bug Battle!
If you are not already a uTest.com member (registration and membership is free), then continue reading.
(For those of you who do not know, uTest.com is an on-demand software testing services platform that matches businesses that need software applications tested with software testers that have the skills to test the software applications. The businesses and the software testers register for free at the uTest.com site. Information about testing progress is exchange between the businesses and the software testers via the site. If the company approves a bug that a software tester finds, then the software tester gets paid. This service is a "software testing through crowd-sourcing" service).
Occasionally (as in once per quater), uTest.com will hold a "Bug Battle" for its community of software testers. This current Bug Battle runs from May 28 to June 3, 2009. Over $3000 in prize money will be awarded.
Before you can participate in a uTest Bug Battle, you need to first register with the uTest.com site. This takes about 20 minutes to do so. It is encouraged that you fill out the sign-up form thoroughly (it is painless).
After you confirm your uTest.com registration, then log-in to the uTest.com user portal. Then, click on "Releases", then (in this case), click on "Bug Battle Twitter" -- to get the details/instructions (always read very carefully), and then, start testing! When you find a bug, you then submit it by clicking on the "Report a New Bug" button and filling out the "bug report" form.
Oh, and definitely check out the uTest User Forum.
Happy bug finding!
If you are already a registered user of uTest.com, then log-in here to start testing the twitter applications listed in the "Battle of the Twitter Apps" Bug Battle!
If you are not already a uTest.com member (registration and membership is free), then continue reading.
(For those of you who do not know, uTest.com is an on-demand software testing services platform that matches businesses that need software applications tested with software testers that have the skills to test the software applications. The businesses and the software testers register for free at the uTest.com site. Information about testing progress is exchange between the businesses and the software testers via the site. If the company approves a bug that a software tester finds, then the software tester gets paid. This service is a "software testing through crowd-sourcing" service).
Occasionally (as in once per quater), uTest.com will hold a "Bug Battle" for its community of software testers. This current Bug Battle runs from May 28 to June 3, 2009. Over $3000 in prize money will be awarded.
Before you can participate in a uTest Bug Battle, you need to first register with the uTest.com site. This takes about 20 minutes to do so. It is encouraged that you fill out the sign-up form thoroughly (it is painless).
After you confirm your uTest.com registration, then log-in to the uTest.com user portal. Then, click on "Releases", then (in this case), click on "Bug Battle Twitter" -- to get the details/instructions (always read very carefully), and then, start testing! When you find a bug, you then submit it by clicking on the "Report a New Bug" button and filling out the "bug report" form.
Oh, and definitely check out the uTest User Forum.
Happy bug finding!
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
[bug] The inconsistent header of the Crystal Smiles template -- on theonlinepractice.com's customer sites
Web site under test: Any one of theonlinepractice.com's customer sites
Web page under test: The customer's Home page (Note: A customer that is using the Crystal Smiles template as their website template)
URL of web page under test: http://bit.ly/9a3Hx
Title: The inconsistent header of the Crystal Smiles template
Date discovered: 5/21/09, 18:00hrs NYC Time
Severity: minor
Description:
In the header of the Crystal Smiles template, the font type of the Doctor's name / Practice name displays differently -- in certain web browsers.
This issue is seen in "all browsers" that are running on top of OS Mac 10.5.6.
This issue is NOT seen in browsers that are running on top of OS Win XP Pro SP2.
Summary of results:
Pass = The font type is clear and easy to read. The font appears to be "Times New Roman."
Fail = The font type is not clear and not easy to read and not consistent with the font displayed in browser running on top of Win XP Pro SP2.
Win XP SP2 / IE 7.0 -- pass
Win XP SP2 / FF 3.0.10 -- pass (see attached picture).
Win XP SP2 / Google Chrome 2.0 -- pass
Win XP SP2 / Opera 9.64 -- pass
Win XP SP2 / Safari 3.2.1 -- pass
Mac 10.5.6 / FF 3.0.10 -- fail (see attached picture).
Mac 10.5.6 / Safari 3.2.1 -- fail
Mac 10.5.6 / Opera 9.64 -- fail
See the links to the two pictures for a visual of the fail and pass in Firefox:
* Picture 7y - ff3010 - fail.png: http://bit.ly/j72U
* Picture 8y - ff3010 - pass.png: http://bit.ly/vaBJo
Test details:
Summary: web page header
1) Load the web page into a browser.
2) FAILED: => The header of the web page shall look consistent across various web browsers
Link to test case: http://bit.ly/5IO7B
Generated by http://www.testuff.com
Web page under test: The customer's Home page (Note: A customer that is using the Crystal Smiles template as their website template)
URL of web page under test: http://bit.ly/9a3Hx
Title: The inconsistent header of the Crystal Smiles template
Date discovered: 5/21/09, 18:00hrs NYC Time
Severity: minor
Description:
In the header of the Crystal Smiles template, the font type of the Doctor's name / Practice name displays differently -- in certain web browsers.
This issue is seen in "all browsers" that are running on top of OS Mac 10.5.6.
This issue is NOT seen in browsers that are running on top of OS Win XP Pro SP2.
Summary of results:
Pass = The font type is clear and easy to read. The font appears to be "Times New Roman."
Fail = The font type is not clear and not easy to read and not consistent with the font displayed in browser running on top of Win XP Pro SP2.
Win XP SP2 / IE 7.0 -- pass
Win XP SP2 / FF 3.0.10 -- pass (see attached picture).
Win XP SP2 / Google Chrome 2.0 -- pass
Win XP SP2 / Opera 9.64 -- pass
Win XP SP2 / Safari 3.2.1 -- pass
Mac 10.5.6 / FF 3.0.10 -- fail (see attached picture).
Mac 10.5.6 / Safari 3.2.1 -- fail
Mac 10.5.6 / Opera 9.64 -- fail
See the links to the two pictures for a visual of the fail and pass in Firefox:
* Picture 7y - ff3010 - fail.png: http://bit.ly/j72U
* Picture 8y - ff3010 - pass.png: http://bit.ly/vaBJo
Test details:
Summary: web page header
1) Load the web page into a browser.
2) FAILED: => The header of the web page shall look consistent across various web browsers
Link to test case: http://bit.ly/5IO7B
Generated by http://www.testuff.com
Monday, May 25, 2009
[defect] Sizes do not display in order -- on fashioncan.com's customer sites
Web site under test: Any one of fashioncan.com's customer sites
Web page under test: The Product Detail page
URL of web page under test: http://bit.ly/DOxO3
Title: Sizes do not display in order
Date discovered: 5/25/09, 01:30hrs NYC Time
Severity: minor
Description:
This issue is seen in "all browsers."
Both tests listed below fail.
See the links to the two pictures for a visual of the failure
Attachments:
* sizes numbers.png: http://bit.ly/tw9Ly
* sizes letters.png: http://bit.ly/WCmiE
Test details:
Summary: Size drop menu
1) Navigate to a Product Detail page
2) Select the color of the item from the Color drop down menu -- in order to populate the Size drop menu with the set of sizes available for that particular product (at that particular time).
3) Click on the Size drop menu
4) FAILED: => If the sizes listed are numbers, then, from top to botton, the sizes listed shall be displayed to the user from smallest to largest. E.g. 2, 4, 6, 8, 10.
5) => If the sizes listed are "XS, S, M, and L," then, from top to botton, the sizes listed shall be displayed to the user in the following order: "XS, S, M, and L."
Link to test case: http://bit.ly/bfVYL
Generated by http://www.testuff.com
Web page under test: The Product Detail page
URL of web page under test: http://bit.ly/DOxO3
Title: Sizes do not display in order
Date discovered: 5/25/09, 01:30hrs NYC Time
Severity: minor
Description:
This issue is seen in "all browsers."
Both tests listed below fail.
See the links to the two pictures for a visual of the failure
Attachments:
* sizes numbers.png: http://bit.ly/tw9Ly
* sizes letters.png: http://bit.ly/WCmiE
Test details:
Summary: Size drop menu
1) Navigate to a Product Detail page
2) Select the color of the item from the Color drop down menu -- in order to populate the Size drop menu with the set of sizes available for that particular product (at that particular time).
3) Click on the Size drop menu
4) FAILED: => If the sizes listed are numbers, then, from top to botton, the sizes listed shall be displayed to the user from smallest to largest. E.g. 2, 4, 6, 8, 10.
5) => If the sizes listed are "XS, S, M, and L," then, from top to botton, the sizes listed shall be displayed to the user in the following order: "XS, S, M, and L."
Link to test case: http://bit.ly/bfVYL
Generated by http://www.testuff.com
Sunday, May 24, 2009
[defect] the advert "flickers" when browsing pictures -- on going.com
Web site under test: newyork.going.com
Web pages under test: "A picture slide show of a given user" and "a picture slide show on the 'best of photobooth' page"
URL of web pages under test: http://bit.ly/oFxlR and http://bit.ly/jSeCg
Title: the advert "flickers" when browsing pictures
Date discovered: 5/22/09, 18:30hrs
Description:
A picture slide show of a given user:
The 2-5/8" x 2-1/4" advertisement on the right hand side of a set of photos will "flicker", each and every time a user manually browsers thru the set of pictures (Slideshow = Off) -- in all major browsers except Opera.
The 2-5/8" x 2-1/4" advertisement on the right hand side of a set of photos will "flicker", each and every time a Slideshow automatically browsers thru the set of pictures (Slideshow = "on") -- in all major browsers except Opera.
A picture slide show on the 'best of photobooth' page:
This happens with the 2-5/8" x 2-1/4" advertisement on the LEFT HAND SIDE of the set of photos
Summary of results:
Fail = A static advert "flickers" when browsing thru a set of pictures -- on each and every browse.
Fail = An animated gif advert "flickers" and "resets" when browsing thru a set of pictures -- on each and every browse.
Pass = A static advert does NOT "flicker" when browsing thru a set of pictures -- on each and every browse.
Pass = An animated gif advert does NOT "flicker" and does NOT "reset" when browsing thru a set of pictures -- on each and every browse.
Win XP SP2 / IE 7.0 -- fail
Win XP SP2 / FF 3.0.10 -- fail
Win XP SP2 / Google Chrome 2.0 -- fail
Win XP SP2 / Opera 9.64 -- pass
Win XP SP2 / Sarafi 3.2.1 -- fail
Mac 10.5.6 / FF 3.0.10 -- fail
Mac 10.5.6 / Sarafi 3.2.1 -- fail
Mac 10.5.6 / Opera 9.64 -- pass
Test details:
Summary: picture navigation and advert response
1) Navigate to a set of pictures
2) Turn off Slideshow
3) Browse thru the set of photos by clicking on Next and Previous. (Also, browse thru the set of photos by using the left and right arrow keys on your key board)
4) FAILED: => The 2-5/8" x 2-1/4" advertisement, that will be present on either the left hand side or the right hand side of the set of photos, shall NOT "flicker/reset" while browsing thru the set of photos.
Link to test case: http://bit.ly/qdWSy
Generated by http://www.testuff.com
Web pages under test: "A picture slide show of a given user" and "a picture slide show on the 'best of photobooth' page"
URL of web pages under test: http://bit.ly/oFxlR and http://bit.ly/jSeCg
Title: the advert "flickers" when browsing pictures
Date discovered: 5/22/09, 18:30hrs
Description:
A picture slide show of a given user:
The 2-5/8" x 2-1/4" advertisement on the right hand side of a set of photos will "flicker", each and every time a user manually browsers thru the set of pictures (Slideshow = Off) -- in all major browsers except Opera.
The 2-5/8" x 2-1/4" advertisement on the right hand side of a set of photos will "flicker", each and every time a Slideshow automatically browsers thru the set of pictures (Slideshow = "on") -- in all major browsers except Opera.
A picture slide show on the 'best of photobooth' page:
This happens with the 2-5/8" x 2-1/4" advertisement on the LEFT HAND SIDE of the set of photos
Summary of results:
Fail = A static advert "flickers" when browsing thru a set of pictures -- on each and every browse.
Fail = An animated gif advert "flickers" and "resets" when browsing thru a set of pictures -- on each and every browse.
Pass = A static advert does NOT "flicker" when browsing thru a set of pictures -- on each and every browse.
Pass = An animated gif advert does NOT "flicker" and does NOT "reset" when browsing thru a set of pictures -- on each and every browse.
Win XP SP2 / IE 7.0 -- fail
Win XP SP2 / FF 3.0.10 -- fail
Win XP SP2 / Google Chrome 2.0 -- fail
Win XP SP2 / Opera 9.64 -- pass
Win XP SP2 / Sarafi 3.2.1 -- fail
Mac 10.5.6 / FF 3.0.10 -- fail
Mac 10.5.6 / Sarafi 3.2.1 -- fail
Mac 10.5.6 / Opera 9.64 -- pass
Test details:
Summary: picture navigation and advert response
1) Navigate to a set of pictures
2) Turn off Slideshow
3) Browse thru the set of photos by clicking on Next and Previous. (Also, browse thru the set of photos by using the left and right arrow keys on your key board)
4) FAILED: => The 2-5/8" x 2-1/4" advertisement, that will be present on either the left hand side or the right hand side of the set of photos, shall NOT "flicker/reset" while browsing thru the set of photos.
Link to test case: http://bit.ly/qdWSy
Generated by http://www.testuff.com
[defect] gift certificate image does not magnify -- on diapers.com
Web site under test: diapers.com
Web page under test: Gift Certificate page
URL of web page under test: http://bit.ly/D2c7j
Title: gift certificate image does not magnify
Date discovered: 5/23/09, 20:30hrs
This issue is seen in "all browsers."
This issue is seen regardless of whether or not user is logged in.
Note: When using client "Win XP SP2 / IE 7.0," a rectangular artifact appears below the mouse cursor when hovering the mouse cursor over the main image.
All three tests listed below fail.
Test details:
Summary: Rollover image to magnify
1) Navigate to the Gift Certificate page
2) Rollover the main image, located in the upper left hand corner of the page, in order to magnify the main image
3) FAILED: => The main image shall magnify
4) Click on the "Larger Image" icon, located directly below the main image, in order to magnify the main image
5) => The main image shall magnify
6) Rollover the "small" image, located in the LOWER left hand corner of the page and which represents the main image, in order to magnify the main image
7) => The main image shall magnify
Link to test case: http://bit.ly/xvgcK
Generated by http://www.testuff.com
Web page under test: Gift Certificate page
URL of web page under test: http://bit.ly/D2c7j
Title: gift certificate image does not magnify
Date discovered: 5/23/09, 20:30hrs
This issue is seen in "all browsers."
This issue is seen regardless of whether or not user is logged in.
Note: When using client "Win XP SP2 / IE 7.0," a rectangular artifact appears below the mouse cursor when hovering the mouse cursor over the main image.
All three tests listed below fail.
Test details:
Summary: Rollover image to magnify
1) Navigate to the Gift Certificate page
2) Rollover the main image, located in the upper left hand corner of the page, in order to magnify the main image
3) FAILED: => The main image shall magnify
4) Click on the "Larger Image" icon, located directly below the main image, in order to magnify the main image
5) => The main image shall magnify
6) Rollover the "small" image, located in the LOWER left hand corner of the page and which represents the main image, in order to magnify the main image
7) => The main image shall magnify
Link to test case: http://bit.ly/xvgcK
Generated by http://www.testuff.com
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