Test Scenarios in Manual Testing

1. Login Functionality:

• Verify that users can successfully log in with valid credentials.
• Test the system’s response when invalid credentials are entered.
• Check for the handling of cases with mixed uppercase and lowercase characters in usernames and passwords.
• Ensure that the system prompts users to reset their password after a specified number of unsuccessful login attempts.

2. User Registration:

• Validate that users can register with a unique username and email address.
• Check for appropriate error messages when attempting to register with an already existing username or email.
• Verify that the system enforces password complexity requirements during registration.
• Test the confirmation email process for new user registration.

3. Data Validation:

• Input special characters, numbers, and alphabets into text fields to ensure proper data validation.
• Test the system’s response to input that exceeds the maximum allowable length for fields.
• Validate that mandatory fields are enforced during form submission.
• Check for proper formatting of date, time, and numeric inputs.

4. Navigation and Usability:

• Verify that all links and buttons navigate to the correct pages.
• Test the system’s response to browser back and forward navigation.
• Ensure consistency in the layout and design across different browsers and devices.
• Validate that the user interface is intuitive and user-friendly.

5. Security:

• Test for session management security by logging in from multiple devices and verifying sessions are managed appropriately.
• Check for proper handling of SQL injection attempts in text fields.
• Verify that sensitive information (such as passwords) is not stored in plain text.
• Test for secure transmission of data over HTTPS.

6. Performance:

• Evaluate system response time under normal and peak load conditions.
• Test the application’s behavior when multiple users simultaneously perform actions.
• Verify the system’s ability to handle large datasets without performance degradation.
• Check for memory leaks during extended usage.

7. Compatibility:

• Test the application on different browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge) to ensure cross-browser compatibility.
• Verify the application’s responsiveness on various devices, including desktops, tablets, and smartphones.
• Ensure compatibility with different operating systems (Windows, macOS, Linux).

8. Accessibility:

• Test the application with screen readers to ensure it is accessible to users with visual impairments.
• Check for proper keyboard navigation and focus order.
• Verify that all form elements have appropriate labels for screen reader users.
• Ensure that the application meets accessibility standards (e.g., WCAG).