Verify that clicking the “Move to Save for Later” or similar button successfully moves the selected item to the “Save for Later” or wish list section. Check if the moved item is no longer displayed in the cart after using the “Move to Save for Later” option. Confirm that the quantity of the moved item… Continue reading Test scenarios for the functionality of moving items from the cart to a “Save for Later” or wish list on a website
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Test scenarios for the Quick Add option on a website’s cart page
Verify that clicking the “Quick Add” button adds the selected item to the cart. Confirm that the correct quantity is added when using the “Quick Add” option. Ensure the total price in the cart is updated correctly after using the “Quick Add” option. Test if the inventory of the added item decreases appropriately after using… Continue reading Test scenarios for the Quick Add option on a website’s cart page
Effective methods for testing session timeouts and redirects on the web?
The first step for testing session timeouts and redirects is to define the requirements clearly and precisely. You need to know what the expected behaviour is for different user actions, such as logging in, logging out, refreshing the page, closing the browser, or switching to another tab. You also need to know what the timeout… Continue reading Effective methods for testing session timeouts and redirects on the web?
The best ways to handle edge cases and boundary conditions in end-to-end testing.
Identify edge cases and boundary conditions Design test cases and test data Execute test cases and monitor results Analyze and report issues Review and improve test cases Identify edge cases and boundary conditionsThe first step to handle edge cases and boundary conditions is to identify them. This requires a thorough understanding of the system requirements,… Continue reading The best ways to handle edge cases and boundary conditions in end-to-end testing.
Measure software product failures and errors.
What are software product failures and errors?Software product failures and errors are different types of defects that occur in a software product. A failure is when a software product does not meet the expected or specified requirements, or behaves in an unexpected or incorrect way. An error is the underlying cause of a failure, which… Continue reading Measure software product failures and errors.
How do we stay relevant in software testing?
Software testing is a dynamic and evolving field that requires constant learning and adaptation. As technology changes, so do the expectations and challenges of testing software products. How do you stay relevant in software testing and keep up with the latest trends, tools, and techniques? Here are some tips to help you sharpen your skills… Continue reading How do we stay relevant in software testing?
The best practices for regression testing
Regression testing is a type of software testing that verifies that the existing functionality of a software system is not affected by any changes or updates. It is an essential part of ensuring the quality and reliability of software products, especially in agile development environments where changes are frequent and iterative. In this article, we… Continue reading The best practices for regression testing
Efficient test cases from software requirements?
Writing efficient test cases from software requirements is a crucial skill for software testers. Test cases are the basis for verifying the functionality, quality, and usability of software products. They also help to prevent defects, reduce rework, and save time and resources. In this article, you will learn how to write efficient test cases from… Continue reading Efficient test cases from software requirements?
SELENIUM 4 Relative Locators
Selenium 4 brings Relative Locators (originally named Friendly Locators). This functionality was added to help you locate elements that are nearby other elements. The available options are: above(): sought-after element appears above specified element below(): sought-after element appears below specified element toLeftOf(): sought-after element appears to the left of specified element toRightOf(): sought-after element appears… Continue reading SELENIUM 4 Relative Locators
Dark Mode on websites
Dark mode is a user interface (UI) design trend that provides users with an alternative color scheme for websites, applications, and other digital interfaces. In dark mode, the background is typically dark or black, while text and other elements are presented in lighter colors, often white or light gray. To implement dark mode in a… Continue reading Dark Mode on websites