web application development

How do you ensure your web application is easier to use? Have you got any usability tools?

Here is parameter check list of how to test your application,

1. Functional Testing: 
2. Laboratory Testing: 
3. Performance Testing:
4. Memory Leakage Testing: 
5. Interrupt Testing: 
6. Usability testing: 
7. Installation testing: 
8. Certification Testing: 
9. Security Testing:
10. Location Testing:
11. Outdated Software Testing:
12. Load Testing: 
13. Black box Testing:
14. CrowdSourced Testing: 

And if you are looking for tools, here is list

• Katalon Studio.


• TestComplete. 


• SoapUI.


• IBM Rational Functional Tester (RFT).


• Tricentis Tosca. 


• Ranorex. 


• Postman.

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Putting resources into UX optimization is the thing that makes you win the core of clients. Here I am assembling the lists of parameters and related apparatuses which will enable you to enhance the client experience.

1. User Journey Analysis
2. Readability
3. Site Navigability
4. Web Accessibility
5. Website Speed
6. User Experience

Hope you find these tools helpful to test the usability of your website. If you use some other tool, kindly let me know

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How do you ensure your web application is easier to use? Have you got any usability tools?

There are 16 Usability Testing Tools from where you can test your web application development:

1. Optimizely
2. Qualaroo
3. Crazy Egg
4. ClickHeat
5. Usabilla
6. Five Second Test
7. ClickTale
8. Feedback Army
9. TryMyUI
10. Clixpy
11. UserFeel
12. Ethnio
13. Chalkmark
14. Feng-GUI
15. Loop 11
16. Silverback

There are  some steps to check web application. The steps are following
a) Functional testing
b) usability testing
c) Interface testing
d) Database testing
e) Compatibility testing

We also use during this process Deployment Automation, it is the process of provisioning the application artifacts and configurations to the operating environments across the system development lifecycle. All the best: Deployplace

Openwave Computing Singapore Pte Ltd
How do you ensure your web application is easier to use? Have you got any usability tools?

Below are some best tools to check your web application usability.

1) Silverback - https://silverbackapp.com/
2) CrazyEgg - https://www.crazyegg.com/
3) ClickTale - https://www.clicktale.com/
4) Loop11 - https://www.loop11.com/
5) UserTesting.com - https://www.usertesting.com/
6) Morae - https://www.techsmith.com/morae.html
7) Qualaroo - https://qualaroo.com/
8) Usabilla - https://usabilla.com/
9) UserFeel - https://www.userfeel.com/
10) Optimizely - https://www.optimizely.com/
11) iPerception - https://www.iperceptions.com/
12) BrowserShots - http://browsershots.org/
13) GTMetrix - https://gtmetrix.com/
14) ChalkMark - https://www.optimalworkshop.com/chalkmark
15) TryMyUI - https://www.trymyui.com/

Web Development is a lot easier than Application development in that the scope is much smaller, and the code is [mostly] open source.  This is changing though, with the advent of AJAX and the demand for more web based applications.  I would say with all the cloud technology coming and the need for more open sourced programming, Web Development is the way to go.  You will have a much more secure future.

I would say that in the next couple of years, application and web development could become one in the same, although it will be years before the education sector catches on.

Besides... Who says the job outlook doesn't look good for web development???  How could you possibly even think that?  How many people do you know that don't do almost everything except eat, drink, and sleep online?  There's plenty of opportunity.  The next big thing is apparently online operating systems or "cloud technology", where everything is stored online and all your software is running online.  Your computer will just be the terminal (kind of like the... uh... old days)