In order to provide customers with the appropriate forms to capture their address, shipping information, and payment information during web store checkout, SuiteCommerce offers three supported checkout setups. Standard One Page Billing First The Checkout subtab of the SuiteCommerce setup tool has a drop-down list of checkout steps that can be used to specify the… Continue reading Checkout Configurations in SuiteCommerce
Month: June 2023
Test scenarios for gift message field for the products on a website
Valid Gift Message: Enter a valid gift message with alphanumeric characters, special characters, and spaces. Verify that the message is successfully saved and displayed correctly on the website. Maximum Length: Enter a gift message that exceeds the maximum allowed length. Verify that the message is truncated to the maximum length and the user is notified… Continue reading Test scenarios for gift message field for the products on a website
Static Testing
Verification of the software before executing code and finding the defects in the requirement Steps in the Static testing • Specifications, including business requirements, functional requirements, and securityrequirements• Epics, user stories, and acceptance criteria• Architecture and design specifications• Code• Testware, including test plans, test cases, test procedures, and automated test scripts• User guides• Web pages•… Continue reading Static Testing
Test scenarios for the “Place Order” button on a website:
Valid Order: Ensure that clicking the “Place Order” button with all the required fields filled in correctly results in the order being successfully processed. Verify that a confirmation message is displayed to the user indicating the successful order placement. Check if the order is visible in the user’s order history or account. Invalid Order: Test… Continue reading Test scenarios for the “Place Order” button on a website:
SDET (Software Development Engineer in Test)
SDET SDET (Software Development Engineer in Test) in testing is an IT professional who can work equally and effectively in both development and testing roles. SDETs take part in complete software development process as well as software testing process. SDET professional’s knowledge is entirely focused on testability, robustness and performance of software testing and development process.… Continue reading SDET (Software Development Engineer in Test)
Metrics Used in Testing
Metrics can be collected during and at the end of test activities in order to assess • Progress against the planned schedule and budget• Current quality of the test object• Adequacy of the test approach• Effectiveness of the test activities with respect to the objectivesCommon test metrics include:• Percentage of planned work done in test… Continue reading Metrics Used in Testing
Test Plan vs Test Strategy
What is Test Plan? A Test Plan is defined as a document which outlines the scope, objective, method and weight on a software testing task Test Strategy Test Strategy in software testing is defined as a set of guiding principles that determines the test design & regulates how the software testing process will be done. The… Continue reading Test Plan vs Test Strategy
Entry Criteria and Exit Criteria in Testing
Definition of Ready and Done Entry Criteria: The preconditions for undertaking a given test activity. Exit Criteria: The conditions must be achieved in order to declare a test level or a set of tests completed. Typical entry criteria include:• Availability of testable requirements, user stories, and/or models (e.g: when following a model-based testing strategy)• Availability… Continue reading Entry Criteria and Exit Criteria in Testing
Response Time Testing
Response Time Testing measures the time taken for one system node to respond to the request of another. It is the time a system takes to reach a specific input until the process is over. For example, you have API, and you want to know exactly how much time it takes to execute it and return… Continue reading Response Time Testing
Typical defects and failures
Examples of typical defects and failures for component integration testing include:• Incorrect data, missing data, or incorrect data encoding• Incorrect sequencing or timing of interface calls• Interface mismatch• Failures in communication between components• Unhandled or improperly handled communication failures between components• Incorrect assumptions about the meaning, units, or boundaries of the data being passed betweencomponentsExamples… Continue reading Typical defects and failures