Conor Cunningham P5
LEARNER ASSESSMENT SUBMISSION AND DECLARATION
When submitting evidence for assessment, each learner must sign a declaration confirming that the work is their own.
Learner name: Conor Cunningham Assessor name: F.Mooney
Issue date: 17.03.17 Submission date: 05.05.17 Submitted on: 05.05.17
Programme: BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma In Business
Unit: 34
Assignment reference and title: Website Design Strategy
Please list the evidence submitted for each task. Indicate the page numbers where the evidence can be found or describe the nature
of the evidence (e.g. video, illustration).
Task ref. Evidence submitted Page numbers or
description
Task 3 – P5 Word Document 13 pages
Learner declaration
I certify that the work submitted for this assignment is my own. I have clearly referenced any sources used in the
work. I understand that false declaration is a form of malpractice.
Learner signature: Conor Cunningham Date: 05.05.17
,Conor Cunningham P5
Task 3 - Consultation Design and Planning
c) You must draw up a plan to evaluate your own website design. It should include: user acceptance testing; use in a range of
technical environments e.g. browsers, different levels of connectivity; accessibility testing and a selection of the most
appropriate combination. P5
P5
Before a new website is launched it must be tested from a user’s perspective to ensure it meets the requirements. The new website
must be user friendly and meet the expectation of the target audience. The following steps should be followed to evaluate the Frozo
website.
Types of testing include;
Technical testing. Complete all system testing and quality assurance to determine if there are any technical faults.
User acceptance testing for usability issues. This will involve using ordinary online users and not the development or
production team. It may also involve writing a test plan in English explaining what needs to be tested.
Test on all platforms and browsers. This will involve constructing testing routines for every page of the site detailing
expected results of all functionality so that the tester/user knows the appropriate outcome.
Testing in a range of different technological environments such as older or different operating systems or situations with
poorer connectivity or in different browsers.
Accessibility testing. Making sure to build in testing for accessibility such as for the visually impaired or those with other
accesibility issues.
After carrying out the types of testing above, defect fixing should be allocated to the right people and the status should be changed
when the defect has been fixed. There should be at least three rounds of testing. After the site is deployed, a final full loop test on
the ‘live’ server should be conducted with technical and production staff to ensure all defects are corrected and that the website is
fit for purpose. A testing plan for the Frozo website will be outlined below.
,Conor Cunningham P5
Function/Test Expected Result Actual Error Person Error Status Signature
Result Identified allocated to Amended
1. Site load-time. The site should
Site should be tested to ensure it load no slower than
loads quickly for the user. Sites ‘almost
should be under 100KB and immediately’.
people should not be leaving due
to the sit taking a long time to
load.
2. Font size/spacing is easy A site which is easy
to read. on the eye, easy to
Text should be neither too small read with font at an
nor too big. Pages should be easy appropriate size.
to read and not appear to be
clustered.
3. Images have appropriate All images having
tags. appropriate tags
Frozo website uses a lot of when clicked upon.
images and these should have
tags to give the user an idea what
the image represents.
4. Site has a custom ‘not- A custom Frozo-
found/404’ page. made ‘404 Not
A white page with ‘404 Not Found’ page
Found’ should not appear when appearing when a
something goes wrong and mistake is made.
instead a customer 404 page is a
way to guide users to content.
, Conor Cunningham P5
5. Adequate text-to- Website not
background contrast. appearing cluttered
Eyes and monitors vary wildly. and ratio of text to
Frozo website should have background should
appropriate text in contrast with be appropriate.
the background.
6. Main navigation is easily User should be able
identifiable. to navigate through
Main navigation must be easy the site without
to find, read and use. becoming lost or
confused.
7. Number of buttons/links Limited number of
is reasonable. buttons and links
The Frozo website should have a that don’t become
limited and relevant number of excessive for the
buttons and links. user.
8. Company logo is linked to Link that works
the home-page. correctly between
Frozo logo is shown at the top of the Frozo logo and
every page on the website. the home-page.
9. Site search is easy to Search button
access. being easy to find,
Search bar should take the user easy to use and fit
to the specific area of the for its purpose.
website they intend to go.
10. Navigation labels are Navigation labels
clear and concise. taking user to
LEARNER ASSESSMENT SUBMISSION AND DECLARATION
When submitting evidence for assessment, each learner must sign a declaration confirming that the work is their own.
Learner name: Conor Cunningham Assessor name: F.Mooney
Issue date: 17.03.17 Submission date: 05.05.17 Submitted on: 05.05.17
Programme: BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma In Business
Unit: 34
Assignment reference and title: Website Design Strategy
Please list the evidence submitted for each task. Indicate the page numbers where the evidence can be found or describe the nature
of the evidence (e.g. video, illustration).
Task ref. Evidence submitted Page numbers or
description
Task 3 – P5 Word Document 13 pages
Learner declaration
I certify that the work submitted for this assignment is my own. I have clearly referenced any sources used in the
work. I understand that false declaration is a form of malpractice.
Learner signature: Conor Cunningham Date: 05.05.17
,Conor Cunningham P5
Task 3 - Consultation Design and Planning
c) You must draw up a plan to evaluate your own website design. It should include: user acceptance testing; use in a range of
technical environments e.g. browsers, different levels of connectivity; accessibility testing and a selection of the most
appropriate combination. P5
P5
Before a new website is launched it must be tested from a user’s perspective to ensure it meets the requirements. The new website
must be user friendly and meet the expectation of the target audience. The following steps should be followed to evaluate the Frozo
website.
Types of testing include;
Technical testing. Complete all system testing and quality assurance to determine if there are any technical faults.
User acceptance testing for usability issues. This will involve using ordinary online users and not the development or
production team. It may also involve writing a test plan in English explaining what needs to be tested.
Test on all platforms and browsers. This will involve constructing testing routines for every page of the site detailing
expected results of all functionality so that the tester/user knows the appropriate outcome.
Testing in a range of different technological environments such as older or different operating systems or situations with
poorer connectivity or in different browsers.
Accessibility testing. Making sure to build in testing for accessibility such as for the visually impaired or those with other
accesibility issues.
After carrying out the types of testing above, defect fixing should be allocated to the right people and the status should be changed
when the defect has been fixed. There should be at least three rounds of testing. After the site is deployed, a final full loop test on
the ‘live’ server should be conducted with technical and production staff to ensure all defects are corrected and that the website is
fit for purpose. A testing plan for the Frozo website will be outlined below.
,Conor Cunningham P5
Function/Test Expected Result Actual Error Person Error Status Signature
Result Identified allocated to Amended
1. Site load-time. The site should
Site should be tested to ensure it load no slower than
loads quickly for the user. Sites ‘almost
should be under 100KB and immediately’.
people should not be leaving due
to the sit taking a long time to
load.
2. Font size/spacing is easy A site which is easy
to read. on the eye, easy to
Text should be neither too small read with font at an
nor too big. Pages should be easy appropriate size.
to read and not appear to be
clustered.
3. Images have appropriate All images having
tags. appropriate tags
Frozo website uses a lot of when clicked upon.
images and these should have
tags to give the user an idea what
the image represents.
4. Site has a custom ‘not- A custom Frozo-
found/404’ page. made ‘404 Not
A white page with ‘404 Not Found’ page
Found’ should not appear when appearing when a
something goes wrong and mistake is made.
instead a customer 404 page is a
way to guide users to content.
, Conor Cunningham P5
5. Adequate text-to- Website not
background contrast. appearing cluttered
Eyes and monitors vary wildly. and ratio of text to
Frozo website should have background should
appropriate text in contrast with be appropriate.
the background.
6. Main navigation is easily User should be able
identifiable. to navigate through
Main navigation must be easy the site without
to find, read and use. becoming lost or
confused.
7. Number of buttons/links Limited number of
is reasonable. buttons and links
The Frozo website should have a that don’t become
limited and relevant number of excessive for the
buttons and links. user.
8. Company logo is linked to Link that works
the home-page. correctly between
Frozo logo is shown at the top of the Frozo logo and
every page on the website. the home-page.
9. Site search is easy to Search button
access. being easy to find,
Search bar should take the user easy to use and fit
to the specific area of the for its purpose.
website they intend to go.
10. Navigation labels are Navigation labels
clear and concise. taking user to
