Web Elements Test Cases

Below are some basic test cases covering different aspects of web elements:

Test Case 1: Text Input Field Validation

Objective: To ensure that text input fields accept and display text correctly.

Steps:

1. Navigate to the webpage containing a text input field.
2. Click on the input field.
3. Enter alphanumeric characters, special characters, and numbers.
4. Verify that the entered text is displayed correctly in the field.
5. Verify that the input field accepts the specified maximum character limit.
6. Verify that the input field validates and displays appropriate error messages for invalid input (e.g., entering letters in a phone number field).

Expected Result: The input field should accept and display text as expected. It should enforce character limits and display appropriate error messages for invalid input.

Test Case 2: Button Functionality

Objective: To verify the functionality of buttons on the webpage.

Steps:

1. Locate and click on various buttons on the webpage (e.g., submit, reset, login).
2. Verify that clicking the submit button triggers the expected action (e.g., form submission).
3. Verify that clicking the reset button clears the form or resets relevant elements.
4. Verify that clicking login buttons logs the user into the system if the credentials are correct.

Expected Result: Buttons should perform the expected actions, and user interactions should be handled appropriately.

Test Case 3: Link Navigation

Objective: To test the navigation links on the webpage.

Steps:

1. Locate and click on different hyperlinks (e.g., navigation menu items, internal links).
2. Verify that clicking a link navigates to the correct destination page.
3. Check if the links open in the same window or a new tab, as intended.
4. Test external links to ensure they open in a new tab or window.

Expected Result: Links should navigate to the correct pages, and their behavior (opening in the same or new window/tab) should match the design specifications.

Test Case 4: Checkbox and Radio Button Selection

Objective: To verify the functionality of checkboxes and radio buttons.

Steps:

1. Locate and select checkboxes on the webpage.
2. Verify that checkboxes can be selected and deselected as needed.
3. Locate and select radio buttons.
4. Verify that only one radio button in a group can be selected at a time.

Expected Result: Checkboxes and radio buttons should be selectable and behave according to their expected behavior (multiple selection for checkboxes, single selection for radio buttons).

Test Case 5: Dropdown Selection

Objective: To validate the functionality of dropdown lists (select elements).

Steps:

1. Locate and click on dropdown lists on the webpage.
2. Verify that the dropdown list expands when clicked.
3. Select different options from the dropdown list.
4. Verify that the selected option is displayed correctly in the field.

Expected Result: Dropdown lists should expand, allow for option selection, and display the selected option correctly.

Test Case 6: File Upload

Objective: To test the file upload functionality.

Steps:

1. Locate the file upload button.
2. Click on the upload button and select a file from your local system.
3. Verify that the selected file is uploaded successfully.
4. Verify that appropriate error messages are displayed for unsupported file types or file size exceeded.

Expected Result: Files should upload successfully, and error messages should be displayed for any issues.

Test Case 7: Date Picker

Objective: To test the functionality of a date picker widget.

Steps:

1. Locate and click on the date input field with a date picker.
2. Verify that the date picker calendar pops up.
3. Select a date from the calendar.
4. Verify that the selected date is correctly displayed in the input field.

Expected Result: The date picker should open, allow date selection, and display the selected date accurately.

Test Case 8: Tooltips

Objective: To verify the appearance and behavior of tooltips.

Steps:

1. Hover the mouse pointer over elements with tooltips (e.g., icons or info buttons).
2. Verify that tooltips appear when hovering.
3. Check if tooltips disappear after a few seconds.
4. Click on an element with a tooltip and verify that it behaves as expected.

Expected Result: Tooltips should appear on hover, disappear after a delay, and any interactions with the element should work as intended.

Test Case 9: Pagination

Objective: To test pagination controls on a webpage displaying lists of data.

Steps:

1. Navigate to a page with pagination controls.
2. Verify that the correct number of items is displayed per page.
3. Click on pagination links (e.g., "Next," "Previous," specific page numbers).
4. Verify that the displayed content changes accordingly.
5. Test boundary cases (e.g., clicking "Next" on the last page) to ensure robustness.

Expected Result: Pagination should correctly control the display of content, and boundary cases should be handled gracefully.

Test Case 10: Pop-up Windows/Modals

Objective: To test pop-up windows or modals on the webpage.

Steps:

1. Trigger the opening of a pop-up window/modal (e.g., by clicking a button or link).
2. Verify that the pop-up window/modal appears as expected.
3. Interact with elements within the pop-up (e.g., filling out a form).
4. Close the pop-up window/modal.
5. Verify that the interaction within the pop-up has the intended effect on the main page.

Expected Result: Pop-up windows/modals should open, function as expected, and interactions within them should have the desired impact.

Test Case 11: Scrollbars

Objective: To test the functionality and appearance of scrollbars on scrollable elements.

Steps:

1. Locate a scrollable element (e.g., a scrollable div).
2. Verify that scrollbars appear when the content overflows.
3. Scroll both horizontally and vertically using the scrollbars.
4. Verify that the content moves appropriately.

Expected Result: Scrollbars should appear when needed and allow for smooth scrolling of content.

Test Case 12: Responsive Design

Objective: To test how web elements behave and adapt on different screen sizes.

Steps:

1. Resize the browser window to various screen sizes (desktop, tablet, mobile).
2. Verify that elements reposition themselves or change size to accommodate the screen size.
3. Check that all elements remain functional and readable at different screen sizes.

Expected Result: The web page should be responsive, with elements adjusting appropriately to different screen sizes.