Test Suites
Test Suites are fundamental to design conformant tools, editors,
software, etc. Some third parties have designed some test suites with
our cooperation and/or agreement. We also have produced Test Suites at
W3C. If you need to validate your documents, go to the validator page.
Test Suites by W3C and third parties
- CSS 1
- The CSS 1 Test Suite is a joint effort of the W3C, the
NIST and CWRU
- CSS 2
- Test suite designed by Daniel Glazman (French)
- CSS 3
- At work
- DOM Level 1
- NIST
- HTML 4.01
- This Test Suite is in preparation. There's a list to help the
design of the test suite, see below.
- HTTP/1.1
- A test suite composed by Yves Lafon for testing HTTP/1.1
- MathML 2.0
- This Test Suite is not yet available, but there's a public
preliminary version avalaible.
- P3P
- At work
- SMIL 1.0
- NIST.
- SMIL 2.0
- At work
- SVG
- It's a very important test suite with a manual and a downloadable
version. The test suite has been designed by Chris Lilley (W3C).
- AERT/WAI
- This is not reaaly a test suite, but some recommendations and
techniques to help to design also test tools.
- XML 1.0
- NIST/OASIS
- XSLT
- NIST
Other materials: Old test suites, Tag lists, etc.
W3C doesn't endorse these test suites. There are
referenced here, only to be exhaustive.
- HTML
4.0
- The HTML 4.0 Test Suite by Ian Hickson
- HTML 4
- Robin's HTML 4.0 Conformance Test by Robin Lionheart
- HTML 4
- HTML Test Suite by James F. Carter (1998-02-01)
HTML Test Suite
www-html-testsuite@w3.org: There was a lack of good
test suites for HTML and XHTML. So, W3C has initiated the design of a
test suite for HTML that could be used to test User Agents and
programing library.
The subject of the mailing-list is declined as: How to build it? Build
it! Use it for implementations...
Maintainer: Karl Dubost <karl@w3.org>
Subscription policy: Ask to karl@w3.org - This list is really open to do
a valuable and effective work about HTML 4.01 and XHTML 1.0 test
suite.
Contact
Karl Dubost <karl@w3.org>, W3C Conformance Manager
Created Date: 2000/12/28 Karl Dubost
Last Modified $Date: 2003/01/13 19:13:21 $ by $author: karl $