Test Strategy Document: Objectives of Testing: Ensure the e-commerce website's functionality, performance, and usability. Identify and mitigate potential risks associated with the application.
Scope of Testing: Cover the entire e-commerce website, including both frontend and backend functionalities.
Unit testing for individual components. Integration testing for interaction between components. System testing for the complete system. Acceptance testing to validate if the system meets the specified requirements.
Functional testing for feature validation. Usability testing for user-friendliness. Performance testing to ensure responsiveness under various loads. Entry and Exit Criteria:
Exit criteria: Successful completion of all test cases, no high-priority defects. Test Environment and Tools:
Devices: Desktop, Mobile. OS: Windows, macOS, Linux. Tools: Selenium for web automation, JUnit for Java-based testing. Risk Analysis: Identify potential risks such as third-party integrations, data security, and performance bottlenecks. Mitigation plans for high-risk areas.
Test Deliverables: List of test cases, automated scripts, and test reports.
Define timelines for each testing phase.
Specify human resources, testing tools, and equipment.
Describe how test data will be generated and maintained. Specify the setup process for the test environment.
Define the process for executing tests and reporting results.
User Registration:
Verify successful registration with valid user details. Ensure proper handling of invalid input during registration. Product Search:
Confirm accurate search results for product names. Validate the search functionality with special characters. Adding Items to Cart:
Add items to the cart and verify the correct quantity. Check if discounts are applied correctly. Checkout Process:
Validate the step-by-step checkout process. Test for the handling of abandoned carts. Order Management:
Verify the ability to view and track orders. Test order cancellation functionality. Edge and Boundary Test Cases: Test extreme values for product prices. Test extremely large or small order quantities.