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Question:  Functional and Usability Defects

Answer: What is meant by functional defects and usability defects in general? Give example.


August 08, 2009 08:37:37 #7
 ashishks   Member Since: December 2008    Total Comments: 65 

RE: Functional and Usability Defects
 
Functionality Defects: If anything is not working as per requirement, then it is a functional defect.

Usability Defects: Any decrepencies in the look and feel of application is considered as usability defect.

E.g. Consider an requirement: 
        Upon clicking "Register" button(color of button is red and in rounded shape), application will redirect to homepage of the application.

Functional Defect: If upon clicking "Register" button, application is directed to login page, instead of homepage, then it is a functional defect.

Usability Defect: If label of the button is displayed as "regster" instead of "Register" and color is not "red", then this will be a usability defect.


 
     

 

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