Baseline Testing Criteria for iOS Applications
UPDATED: November 30 2014.
This is the second version (1.1 - Nov 2014) of the AQuA Testing Criteria for iOS applications against which iOS apps needs to be tested to be eligable for inclusion of their details within the Quality App Directory. Please see full details of the Directory by going to the site at www.qualityappdirectory.org.
Changes include:
New test: 4.6 Effects of daylight savings time change
Sets of AQuA Testing Criteria are for guidance only and have not been authorised, sponsored, or otherwise approved by the proprietary platform (unless otherwise specified). Passing does not constitute any commitment or guarantee of acceptance to any application distribution channel. Sets of Testing Criteria are developed by the App Quality Alliance (AQuA) and are separate and distinct criteria from any criteria that a proprietary platform may have. AQuA makes no claims or warranties for AQuA’s testing criteria.
Also, see the summary of these tests in a spreadsheet.
See also, the AQuA Testing Criteria for Android (updated November 2014) and Java Apps.
Other Resources
- Testing Methodology for Connected Things
- Accessibility Testing Criteria for iOS Applications
- Baseline Testing Criteria for Windows Applications
- Accessibility Testing Criteria for Windows Applications
- Accessibility Testing Criteria for Android Applications
- Network Performance Testing Criteria
- AQuA Top 10 App Errors Good QA helps you to Avoid
- Baseline Testing Criteria for Android Applications
- Summary of the Tests within the Testing Criteria for Android Apps
- Baseline Testing Criteria for iOS Applications
- Baseline Testing Criteria for Java ME Applications
- Summary of the Tests within the Testing Criteria for iOS Apps
- Best Practice Guidelines for Developing Quality Mobile Apps
- Online Testing Criteria Tool demo
- Essentials of Mobile App Testing
- AQuA PR Coverage
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