Asked by Yourfavorbrownskin
During the quality assurance check of an app, which of these is not assessed?
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Answered by
GPT-4o mini
During the quality assurance (QA) check of an app, several aspects are typically assessed, including functionality, usability, performance, security, compatibility, and localization. However, a factor that is generally **not** assessed during QA is the **marketing effectiveness** of the app or its **business strategy**. These areas focus on market positioning and user acquisition rather than the technical and functional aspects of the app itself, which are the primary focuses of QA.
If you have specific options or aspects in mind, please provide them for a more tailored response!
If you have specific options or aspects in mind, please provide them for a more tailored response!
Answered by
Yourfavorbrownskin
The answer choices
Budget overages
Accessibility
Compatibility
Legal compliance
Budget overages
Accessibility
Compatibility
Legal compliance
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
Out of the provided options—**Budget overages**, **Accessibility**, **Compatibility**, and **Legal compliance**—the one that is generally **not** assessed during a typical quality assurance (QA) check of an app is:
### **Budget overages**
While accessibility, compatibility, and legal compliance are all important aspects of app quality and may fall under the scope of a QA process, budget overages pertain to financial management and project budgeting rather than the actual performance and quality of the app itself.
### **Budget overages**
While accessibility, compatibility, and legal compliance are all important aspects of app quality and may fall under the scope of a QA process, budget overages pertain to financial management and project budgeting rather than the actual performance and quality of the app itself.