Black Box Testing on the Wingpos Website Using the Equivalence Partitioning Technique

In the digital age, efficient sales transaction management is crucial for business success. Point of Sale (POS) systems, such as Wingpos, are a solution for transaction recording, inventory management, sales reporting, and data analysis. However, software errors can disrupt operations and compromise security aspects. This research aims to assess the functionality and quality of the Wingpos website by using the Black Box Testing method, which tests software by comparing actual outputs to expected results based on given inputs. The Equivalence Partitioning technique was applied to focus on testing functional aspects of the login and register features. Through this testing, technical insights into the quality of the Wingpos software were gained, as well as a systematic approach to web-based application testing. The results of the study are expected to improve user experience and serve as a reference in the development of similar systems in the future.

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International Journal of Information Engineering and Science
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2024-11-30
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https://doi.org/10.62951/ijies.v1i4.128
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Network Packet Processing and Optimization
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Black Box Testing on the Wingpos Website Using the Equivalence Partitioning Technique

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Black Box Testing on the Wingpos Website Using the Equivalence Partitioning Technique

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Abstract

In the digital age, efficient sales transaction management is crucial for business success. Point of Sale (POS) systems, such as Wingpos, are a solution for transaction recording, inventory management, sales reporting, and data analysis. However, software errors can disrupt operations and compromise security aspects. This research aims to assess the functionality and quality of the Wingpos website by using the Black Box Testing method, which tests software by comparing actual outputs to expected results based on given inputs. The Equivalence Partitioning technique was applied to focus on testing functional aspects of the login and register features. Through this testing, technical insights into the quality of the Wingpos software were gained, as well as a systematic approach to web-based application testing. The results of the study are expected to improve user experience and serve as a reference in the development of similar systems in the future.

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Network Packet Processing and Optimization
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