I tested navigation in my test plan by asking users to test all of the key elements of the site, such as buttons and the links in the header to all of the different pages - for example, "when you click on "more", does it show you more information about the machine?" I also asked all of the users to scroll up and down the pages, making sure that everything worked correctly.
b) internal and external hyperlinks
I tested internal and external hyperlinks by asking users to test all of the links that go to other pages of the site, as well as links that go to other websites, such as the shop. I asked questions such as "when you click on "buy", do you get taken to the part of the shop for that specific machine?"
c) page load times
To test page load times, I asked users to make sure that every page loaded within three seconds. I picked this figure because obviously loading times can depend on the speed of the internet connection - I felt that as long as a page loaded within this time, then that was reasonable.
d) performance of website when using different browsers
In order to test the performance of the site on different browsers, I made sure that all four of the most popular browsers at the moment (Internet Explorer, Safari, Chrome, Firefox) were used in my five tests.
e) consistency of house style
To make sure that my house style was consistent, I asked each of my five users what they thought about the layout, design and and colour scheme when they had finished using it.
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