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Vodafone 360 - Quality Criteria And Testing 19.10.09
1. Purpose of the presentation
Problems:
• A lot of widgets are failing many times because
of similar problems
• Wasting time of developers to fix simple
problems rising costs of testing and
development
• In peak time / competition time every widget
has to be tested as fast as possible for release
on the market
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2. QA Criteria
Test Cases
• Installation successful (less than 3MB file especially for S60 v3 and S60 v5 platforms)
• Widget execution (it must not take over any functions of the phone without clear visibility
and permission from the user, widget should exit the process without any errors and without
causing any unexpected effects like freezing the phone)
• Navigation (navigating widget using all available methods that the device supports:
keyboard, arrows, touch)
• Messaging functionality (must be able to receive calendar notifications, alarms, calls and
text while the widget is running)
• API behaviour (widgets which use APIs must execute correctly, show correct UE behaviour
and behave securely)
• Malware/Spyware checking (spyware, including botnets, keylogging and inappropriate
adware; malware, including viruses and worms)
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3. QA Criteria
Test Cases
• Resolution independence (checking portrait mode and rotation – if supported; large amounts
of white space which makes the widget look sparse is unacceptable)
• Touch naviagtion (tapping buttons, moving lists up and down using a finger, buttons must
respond to touch interaction on first use. It must not be difficult to touch buttons, links,
images)
• Icon for closed mode (images must not be pixelated, if icon includes text it should be legible,
icon should appear in the activity view when the widget is closed)
• Extended mode (extended mode must display information that is updated from time to time,
if it takes more than 2 seconds to load, it should provide a loading indicator to inform the
user that data is still being loaded)
• Multi language widgets (if the widget supports different languages all UI elements should
display the localised text, international characters should be displayed correctly)
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4. QA Criteria
Test Cases
• Content (content which is unsuitable for all ages is forbidden, adult content will be escalated
to proper part of Vodafone)
• Advertisements (the widget must comply with Vodafone Group and OPCO standards for
Advertising services inside the widget - advertising on a web page is acceptable)
• Billing and Chargeable services (chargeable widgets are permitted in accordance with
Vodafone billing policy and standards)
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5. QA Department
Feedback from you
• Advices,
• Expectations,
• What to improve?
• Which details do you need more?
Use next days for proposing, everything will be taken
into consideration
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7. MOBICA
TEST DEPARTMENT
Rafał Janczyk:
rafal.janczyk@mobica.com
Site Manager
Bartosz Jarzębski:
bartosz.jarzebski@mobica.com
QA Test Manager
Piotr Wiśniewski:
piotr.wisniewski@mobica.com
QA Team Leader
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