FTTEM01S1_2510
Task 1: Create a Mindmap for Testing Types
Use MindMeister, Draw.io, Lucidchart, or a hand-drawn sketch to create a mindmap covering: Functional Testing (Unit, Integration, System, Acceptance) Non-Functional Testing (Performance, Security, Usability) Automated vs. Manual Testing Submission Guidelines: Export the mindmap as a PNG, PDF, or JPG file. Task 2: Test Plan
Scenario:
You are a Software Test Engineer working on an e-commerce website that allows users to browse products, add them to the cart, make payments, and track their orders.
Website for Reference (For Testing Scope & Functionalities):
Task:
Develop a Comprehensive Test Plan that includes the following sections: Test Plan Identifier: Assign a unique ID to the test plan. Introduction: Provide an overview of the e-commerce application and the scope of testing. Test Objectives: Define the purpose of testing and key testing goals. Scope of Testing: Specify features to be tested (e.g., login, product search, checkout) and features NOT to be tested. Identify SDLC & STLC model used. Define the levels of testing (Unit, Integration, System, Acceptance). Identify the types of testing (Functional, Non-Functional, Security, Regression, Smoke, Sanity). Test Automation Strategy (if applicable): Specify which tests will be automated (e.g., login functionality, checkout process). Exit Criteria: Define conditions for stopping testing. Submission Guidelines: Submit a well-structured test plan document in DOCX or PDF format.
Task 3: Build a Responsive Web Form
Scenario: You need to create a User Registration Form. Implement an HTML form with fields for: Basic form validation (e.g., required fields)
Task 4: Create a Responsive Grid Layout Using CSS
Scenario: Design a three-section webpage layout. Implement HTML & CSS for a responsive layout using CSS Grid/Flexbox with: A main content area (remaining width) Ensure it is responsive on mobile and desktop screens. FTTEM02S2_2510
Task 1: Validate Login Page Elements Using Cypress Assertions
Scenario:
You are testing the login functionality of an application. You need to verify that the login page has the correct elements and error messages using Cypress assertions.
Website for Testing:
Your Task:
Write a Cypress test script that: Validates that username & password fields exist (.should('exist')). Verifies the placeholder text (.should('have.attr', 'placeholder', 'Enter your username')). Checks that the login button is visible and enabled (.should('be.visible').should('not.be.disabled')). Enter wrong credentials, submit, and verify the error message. Validate that the error message matches expected text (.should('have.text', 'Invalid Username or Password')). Task 2: Explicit Assertions for Contact Form Submission
Scenario:
You need to test the contact form submission on a web application and validate the form responses using explicit assertions.
Website for Testing:
Your Task:
Create a Cypress test script that: Fills in the Name, Email, and Message fields. Clicks the Submit button. Captures the success message and asserts its text and visibility. Use explicit assertions (expect()) to: Validate that the form is cleared after submission. Ensure the message contains the expected confirmation text. Task 3: Validate Dynamic Elements and Visibility
Scenario:
You need to verify visibility changes of elements on a webpage when triggered by a user action.
Website for Testing:
Your Task:
Create a Cypress test script that: Visits the webpage and checks if a hidden element exists but is not visible (.should('exist').should('not.be.visible')). Clicks a button that makes the hidden element appear. Asserts that the element becomes visible (.should('be.visible')). Bonus: Add a test that waits for an element to disappear and asserts it is removed. Task 4: Validate Checkbox, Dropdown, and Radio Button Interactions
Scenario:
You need to verify the functionality of checkboxes, dropdowns, and radio buttons in a form.
Website for Testing:
Your Task:
Write a Cypress test script that: Checks a checkbox and verifies it is selected (.should('be.checked')). Unchecks the checkbox and ensures it is not checked. Selects an option from a dropdown and validates the selection (.should('have.value', 'Option 2')). Clicks a radio button and ensures it is selected. Task 5: Extract and Validate Text from Web Elements
Scenario:
You need to extract and validate text dynamically displayed on a webpage.
Website for Testing:
Your Task:
Create a Cypress test script that: Extracts text from a paragraph (.invoke('text')). Uses .should('have.text', 'Expected Text') to validate it. Uses .include('Expected') for partial text validation. Compare Cypress commands (cy.get()) with jQuery methods (.text()).
