ETSI TS 103 256

ETSI TS 103 256 describes the structure of a news web page with an underlying database of news articles, which can be used for subjective QoE testing of web browsing. In addition, it also describes how the database and the web page are set up on a server and how content of different web pages can be harvested, in order to build up the database of news articles.

Different to the approach taken for deriving the parameters for the Kepler and Copernicus pages described in ETSI TR 102 505 [i.3], this page is not an "average" of several different pages, but is targeted towards the following focuses:

• provisioning of news content that can be used throughout several consecutive web browsing sessions without repetition of already seen or read news content; and
• create a page that adheres with W3C® guidelines for proper web design in terms of appearance and technical implementation in order to minimize the influence of badly designed or programmed web pages.

The page described within the present document is only a snapshot of a typical news page at the moment of creation, however it provides content that can be used by different QoE labs for testing and therefore allows comparisons of the results between different labs.