There are numerous components of web applications that need to be tested for the correct functionality in various types of scenarios. Practicing how to carry out these tests will help in gaining proficiency in automated testing.
In this course, you'll explore the lifecycle of web applications and the common taxonomy involved in managing typical web application functional scenarios. After this, you'll learn how to automate testing on a variety of critical web application components. You'll test forms and fields for various types of value and format requirements, such as currency, year, and mandatory fields. You'll then test web pages for several functionalities, such as those related to authentication, security, and error handling.
Selenium Deep Dive: Use Cases for Web App Component Automated Testing
discover the key concepts covered in this course
describe the lifecycle of web applications and the typical taxonomy involved in managing common web application functional scenarios
automate testing the mandatory fields of a form for correct value validation
automate web page testing to ensure all mandatory form fields are marked with an asterisk sign
automate testing scenarios where the systems or applications under test should not display error messages for the optional fields in the form
automate testing to validate the year fields for leap year validation and correctness
automate numeric field testing to ensure only valid literals can be accepted and in cases where invalid literals are entered the correct error messages are displayed
automate testing scenarios where users cannot enter negative numbers or zero on the text fields of a web page
automate testing scenarios where the currency field on a web page displaying monetary values is displayed in the correct format
automate testing scenarios where confirmation messages must be displayed whenever users initiate resource deletion or updating on web pages
automate testing to confirm a privacy policy is defined and displayed and that users are not allowed to move on to the next step until the privacy policy is accepted
automate testing scenarios where in the event of any functionality failure the users are redirected to a custom error page
automate testing to confirm proper usage of cookies as per the Web 2.0 standards
automate the testing of appropriate implementation of multi-factor authentication
automate testing scenarios where the animated GIFs must show similar animation effects on all browsers
automate testing scenarios where a user's account is locked after three failed password attempts, and the user is notified via email