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Webpage 4 - TESTING YOUR ANIMATION

Helpsheet here

Now you have to produce a test plan to test your animation fully.

You need to make a checklist/table containing at least 4 tests for your animation. If you want a merit or distinction you will need to suggest improvements and then make those improvements to your animation.

Create the test checklist/table in Microsoft Word and test your animation. Perhaps you can ask other people to test it and give their opinions.

Ideas for testing include; Is the content suitable for the audience? Do all your tweens work? Do your loops work? Does your animation work in an Internet browser? Are any parts of the animation too fast or slow? ETC.

• The animation is tested using a checklist or test table. There are FOUR appropriate tests.

• Improvements are identified

• The animation is tested using a checklist or test table. There are FIVE appropriate tests.

• Improvements are identified and one or more changes are made to the animation following these improvement ideas.

• The animation is tested using a checklist or test table. There are SIX appropriate tests.

• Improvements are identified and most of the changes are made to the animation following these improvement ideas.

• EV A7 - Your completed test table printed out and filled in.