In this post, you’ll find some ideas for the positive and negative test cases. Depending on the design of the ATM terminal, following positive and negative test cases can be formed. [Read more…]

This article explains test cases both negative and positive for the login screen. I’m taking example of gmail login screen. If you want you can take example of WordPress or yahoo login screen or any other of your choice. The positive and negative scenarios depends on the information given the requirement document. As we are testing gmail login screen we are limited to the application which is already published with limited set of information available to test. So our best approach is exploratory testing of the web app. [Read more…]

Selenium is a cross-browser open source automated testing suite. It is similar to the HP’s unified fuctional testing suite but restricted only to the web based applications. This tutorial approaches the selenium from hands-on example based learning. If you’re interested in theory part of the selenium then I suggest reading documentation that comes on the official selenium HQ website. This add-on is useful as a prototyping tool to test some basic interface and to automate workflow for webapps. You should be familiar with the HTML, document object model and java-script. [Read more…]

This tutorial is written to show you how to do the manual testing of open source application. Do note that most of the open source and free software don’t maintain the documentation for the testing. So my intention here is to guide you for the formal testing process of application with the example of Gedit. You don’t have to take this tutorial as standard for manual testing. It is my attempt to guide newbies to help get started with testing open source & free software. I’m open to improve this tutorial If you’ve suggestions. [Read more…]