Test scenarios for multi-language selection setup on the website

  • Language Selection Options:
    • Verify that all supported languages are listed in the language selection menu.
    • Ensure the language names and flags/icons are correctly displayed for each option.
    • Check that the default language is selected according to the user’s browser settings or the website’s language preference.
  • Language Switching:
    • Select different languages from the language menu and verify that the website’s content and UI change accordingly.
    • Confirm that the selected language is retained throughout the user’s session and across different pages.
  • Content Translation:
    • Check that all text content (headings, paragraphs, buttons, labels, etc.) is correctly translated when switching between languages.
    • Ensure that the translation is accurate and contextually appropriate.
  • RTL (Right-to-Left) Languages:
    • For languages that use RTL scripts (e.g., Arabic, Hebrew), verify that the website layout and content are properly mirrored and aligned.
  • Date and Time Format:
    • Check that date and time formats are correctly adjusted based on the selected language.
  • Currency and Number Formats:
    • Verify that currency symbols and number formats are displayed correctly based on the selected language.
  • Language Detection:
    • Manually set the browser’s language preference to a supported language and check if the website automatically switches to that language.
  • Fallback Language:
    • Set the browser’s language preference to an unsupported language and verify that the website defaults to the appropriate fallback language.
  • Language Switching URLs:
    • Ensure that language selection changes the URL or adds a language parameter, enabling users to bookmark or share pages in a specific language.
  • SEO Considerations:
    • Check that language switching doesn’t negatively affect SEO, and search engines can index all translated versions of the content correctly.
  • Links and Navigation:
    • Verify that internal and external links, as well as navigation elements, are language-aware and direct users to the appropriate pages in the selected language.
  • Forms and User Input:
    • Test multilingual support for form input fields, validation messages, and placeholders.
  • Cookie and Session Handling:
    • Check that language preferences are stored in cookies or sessions and persist across multiple visits.
  • Language Switching Performance:
    • Assess the time it takes to switch between languages, ensuring that it’s fast and responsive.
  • Error Messages and Alerts:
    • Confirm that error messages, alerts, and notifications are properly translated and displayed.
  • Accessibility:
    • Ensure that the multi-language feature is accessible and usable for users with disabilities, such as screen readers.
  • Mobile Responsiveness:
    • Test language selection and content translation on various mobile devices to ensure responsiveness.
  • Load and Stress Testing:
    • Perform load and stress testing with concurrent users switching between languages to assess the system’s performance under heavy load.

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