Summary of Internal Testing Processes Sample Clauses

Summary of Internal Testing Processes. The results of the BlogForever features Internal Testing enabled gathering feedback on the performance of the system from the members of the BlogForever consortium. The testing results were performed using structured scenarios which enabled combining and evaluating the collected feedback from all the participating partners. The features tests provided a general view on various aspects of the system. The analyses of the feedback provided valuable insight into the user experiences with the system and the potential directions for improvements. The internal testing data led to the design of the external usability tests exercises. These exercises were performed by volunteers and their interaction with the systems was recorded within system logs and Google analytics data. For more details of the log data, refer to D5.4 System Logs [9] conclusions. The feedback from individual users was combined to identify various aspects of the system being tested. All the feedback was collated in templates with summary reports of each of the features tested. This feedback was then collated into ten themes under the general structure of the five research questions. The results of the analysis have been presented in detail in this report. The evaluation of the BlogForever implementation process is tabulated under the most relevant themes and aspects obtained within the testing processes. As a result, the case studies provide relevant feedback for the sustainability of the platform it terms of potential users’ needs and relevant information on the possible long term impact. The internal tests informed further the design and implementation of the external testing exercises. Unsuccessful features for BF1 and BF3 were monitored again within BF5 and BF6 test environments.
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