Nidhi Jaggi
Answered On : Sep 1st, 2011
High Priority and High Seviority
1. Save button is not saving the data in the database
2. Cancel button not clearing the data in the form
Low severity and High priority bugs
1. This is Company name (all the bugs that donot have the affect on the application but the business of the client)
Low severity and Low priority bugs
1. All UI defetcs, allignments, fonts
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"ii think u can get easily all types of bugs in this form.. if not add some more fields....)"
Don't take this personally..your comments cracked me up! You are contradicting yourself..do you realize? Dude, if you already thought it were super easy, then why post the question? Anyways here is the answer to your question...
1. High severity and High priority bugs
- Cancel button also saves data into database
- save button clears out all fields
- Save and cancel button are labels instead of buttons
- and consider the two Ms. Jaggi listed.
2. High severity and low priority bugs
- All the numeric fields accept both text & numeric (alpha numeric) values (if these fields are messed up DB integrations will fail)
- Only part of address value gets written into DB
- Salary values are automatically rounded to next integer (oh! this will mess up a lot of things at the back-end!)
3. Low severity and High priority bugs
- Cancel button works as expected but does not throw error messages.
4. Low severity and Low priority bugs
- Form background color is wrong
- Form background image is absent
- Mandatory symbols (like red stars , small red boxed at the left top corner of the fields) are absent
- Colors missed or mismatched
- Wrong fonts
- Misaligned text/fields etc.
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ry
Answered On : Feb 10th, 2012
Severity is the impact of the issue on the use of the system.
Priority is the urgency of getting the issue resolved.
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Severity refers to the impact of bug on the software or any major functionality, whereas priority refers to the urgency in addressing the bug whether it has to be addressed immediately (high priority) or can be looked in later (low priority).
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