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Web Application Development	Web & e-business	Search Engine Optimization
Corporate Branding	Online/Email Marketing	Web Application Testing

Every Web application (website) is different and so are the levels and standards of testing.  Normally, testing takes more resources than development.  The following is a partial list of important levels of validation/testing that should be considered for applicability to a specific project or product.

Web Application testing evaluates the security behavior of interactive web sites ranging from applications used as eCommerce and extranet services through to sites offering simple fill-in “Contact Us” forms. Many small-scale web projects do not require detailed documentation. Extensive experience and professionalism enable the Enfin team to complete projects without any documentation. In addition to that, the company ensures a highly professional approach to testing of the least complex CMS and most complex web portals.

Enfin’s web application testing program covers Functionality testing, Usability testing, Interface testing, Compatibility testing, Performance testing, and Security testing.

1.Functionality Testing :

Covers simple functionality such as links in web pages to more complicated features such as database connections, forms used in the web pages for submitting or getting information from user, and “cookie ”. 

2.Usability Testing :

Covers navigation issues such as flow, efficiency, errors, success rate, content checking, and aspects of user “help” functions.

3.Interface Testing :

Confirms interaction between web server, application server, and database server.

4.Compatibility Testing :

Addresses Browser compatibility, operating system compatibility, mobile browsing, and printing options.

5.Performance testing :

Testing includes Web Load Testing and Web Stress Testing and evaluation of the application performance at different internet connection speeds, user loads, and user activities.

6.Security Testing :

Testing across the full spectrum of potential vulnerabilities including the top ten threats identified by the Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP).