If you want to do functional testing from the front end (as opposed to unit testing at the back end), I suggest Canoo WebTest, an open source tool. You can write tests in fairly straightforward language (though it's embedded in XML) for doing all sorts of things from the web browser. The tests should be executable using nant (.net's version of ant).
I've also heard good things about Selenium, though I haven't used it yet. You can apparently write and run tests right inside Firefox. If you want to spend some money, you can also use Rational Functional Tester, which lets you record and playback.
I'm pretty sure there's a . Net version now.
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