Emotions are common for people. They are integral part of our lives and have impact on anything we do. Feeling different emotions a person reacts differently on the same situation.
A professional software testing company finds that it is important to consider user emotions executing mobile application testing, desktop testing or web site testing.
Emotions have a great impact on a user way of interaction with an application. For instance, if the user is angry, he or she most likely will not wait till the program loads or performs necessary tasks; when the user is happy and content he or she is more loyal to software imperfections.
So, feeling various emotions users have different attitude to the surrounding and are more or less tolerant to software products. That is why it is wise to perform web site testing, desktop testing or mobile testing when you feel various emotions. Testers may also pretend that they feel one or another emotion.
Such testing activity is especially useful for mobile applications as mobile devices people take everywhere and use in various situations, under different circumstances.
Testers Should Try to Use the Tested Software Product Feeling or Pretending to Feel:
- sadness
- happiness
- anger
- fear
- frustration.