What to test for app testing

App, as the hottest mobile phone installation software, is very tested in terms of design, performance, and ease of use of the product itself.It's not easy to get an app to work on a user's phone and be a long-term user.So, what exactly are we testing in the app testing?

1. Function

The first designed function must be 100% tested, and it is the most basic test.

2. Install and uninstall

The app can be installed and started normally, downloaded and installed in major application markets, upgraded and installed, and installed across versions, and installed when the mobile phone storage is full.Permissions are also important when installing.

The uninstallation of the App should be easy, and the system directly uninstalls it.

3. Fluency

The fluency of an app can best test the ease of use of a software.If a software gets stuck when you open it, and if you swipe the page a few times, it gets stuck, who would use it a second time?

4. Compatibility

As for compatibility, because it is impossible for the company to give you all the Android phones on the market, try to go to major websites for remote real machine testing under the condition that the test on your own phone passes the test, many of which are free.

For iOS, you can run smoke on the computer to simulate the real machine test.

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5. Network

Weak network, 2g, 2.5g, 3g, 4g, wifi use.The use of network switching, the test of simulating subway, parking lot, etc. are all necessary.

6. Traffic consumption

The mobile app that secretly uses traffic will be deleted as soon as it is found, so the test of traffic consumption must be tested more.Mainly to see if the traffic will be stolen when the wifi is disconnected.

7. Low-end mobile phone

Low-end mobile phones generally refer to mobile phones with versions below Android 4.4.0. The running memory is not large and it is easy to get stuck.You can see if the app can run normally on the low-end mobile phone, and the display can be displayed normally.

8. Cold/warm start

The cold start generally requires within 5 seconds, and the hot start within 3 seconds.

9. Updates

There will be prompts after the general Android application market is launched, and upgrade prompts can also be implemented in the app.

10. Push notifications

Push is generally an important scenario to increase the click-through rate of an app.When users see their favorite push messages, they will click in to listen, view, and may accidentally stay on the app for more time.

11. cpu

The cpu share.The use of other apps cannot be affected by the startup of your app, making the phone particularly stuck and running slowly.

12. Power consumption

The power consumption test is more complicated, and now it is generally tested by comparing it with the competitor.

13. Memory leaks

When a large number of images are loaded, memory leaks are prone to occur, so it is necessary to test more where images are loaded and switch pages.Now apps generally use H5 to increase the visual experience, so there are many crashes caused by OOM.

14. Page switching response time

The switching time between pages should never exceed 2 seconds.

15. fps

fps tests the fluency of an app.General game apps have very high requirements for fps.

For more information on testing technology, please pay attention to: Shenzhen Multi-Tester Software and Technology Service Co., Ltd.