FUNCTIONAL TESTING OF THE WEBSITE UMKM JAGIR USING BLACK BOX TESTING METHOD

Abstract

The development of information technology has encouraged various sectors, including Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), to utilize digital platforms to improve service efficiency and access to information. One form of digitalization implementation is the Jagir MSME website, which was developed to support the activities of MSME players in Jagir Village, Surabaya City, by providing product information and facilitating interaction between business players and the community. In order for the website to function optimally and in accordance with user needs, functional testing is required before the system is put into operational use. This study aims to conduct functional testing on the Jagir MSME website using the Black Box Testing method with the Equivalence Partitioning technique. The testing was carried out by evaluating the suitability of the system output to the input provided without considering the internal structure of the system. The testing stages included needs analysis, test case creation, testing implementation, and testing results. The testing focused on three main forms, namely the Admin Login Form, Add Product Form, and Edit Product Form. The test results showed that of the total 41 test cases conducted, 36 test cases were successful and 5 test cases failed. These results indicate that most of the functions on the Jagir MSME website are running in accordance with the designed functional requirements and are declared operational. Thus, it can be concluded that the Black Box Testing method with the Equivalence Partitioning technique is effective in ensuring system reliability and helping to identify functional errors in the early stages of system use.