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EX.

NO:3 NAME: S Shakthi


DATE:11/07/2024 ROLL NO: 21I350

CREATE A TEST PLAN DOCUMENT FOR A TO-DO


APPLICATION

AIM:

To create a test plan document for a to-do application.

PRE LAB QUESTIONS:


1. What are the components of a comprehensive test plan? A comprehensive test
plan typically includes the following components:
● Test Objectives: The goals and purpose of the testing effort.
● Scope of Testing: Features and functionalities that will be tested.
● Test Environment: Specifications for the hardware, software, and network
setup required for testing.
● Test Schedule: Timeline for testing activities.
● Test Resources: Team members and tools required for testing.
● Test Deliverables: Items like test cases, test scripts, and test reports that will
be produced during testing.
● Risk Analysis: Identification of risks and strategies to mitigate them.
● Entry and Exit Criteria: Conditions that must be met before testing starts
and after testing concludes.

2. Why is a test environment crucial for e-commerce application testing? A test


environment is critical because it replicates the real-world conditions under which the
application will run. For an e-commerce application, this includes simulating different
browsers, devices, network speeds, and security setups. The accuracy of the test
environment ensures that issues like compatibility, performance under load, and data
security can be addressed before deployment.

3. What is the role of risk analysis in a test plan? Risk analysis helps identify
potential issues that could negatively impact the application's functionality, security,
or performance. In e-commerce applications, risks could include security
vulnerabilities (e.g., payment gateways), high traffic loads during peak sales periods,
or data privacy concerns. By identifying these risks early, the testing team can
prioritize test cases and allocate resources accordingly to mitigate the risks

4. How do you determine the scope of testing for an e-commerce application?

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The scope of testing is determined by considering:

● Business Requirements: Testing all essential features like product catalog,


checkout, payment, and order tracking.
● User Journeys: Covering key user actions like browsing, adding products to
the cart, and completing a purchase.
● Non-functional Requirements: Performance, security, and compatibility
across browsers and devices.
● Third-party Integrations: Testing external services like payment gateways,
shipping, and social media logins. The scope ensures that all critical aspects of
the e-commerce application are tested thoroughly.

5. What criteria are used to define the entry and exit points for testing?
● Entry Criteria:
○ Completion of feature development.
○ Availability of a stable test environment.
○ Test cases and scripts are ready.
○ Required data is set up in the system.
● Exit Criteria:
○ All planned test cases have been executed.
○ No critical or high-severity defects remain unresolved.
○ Test results meet the acceptance criteria.
○ All test deliverables have been completed and reviewed.

PROCEDURE:

Step-1: Define the Scope of Testing:

Identify all key features to be tested, including:


● Task Management: Adding, editing, and deleting tasks.
● Categorization: Assigning tasks to categories such as placement, academic, or
self-care.
● Progress Tracking: Checking weekly progress on tasks.
● Task Completion: Setting a task as completed and ensuring that progress reflects it.
● Task Deletion: Removing tasks from the list and ensuring the UI updates accordingly.

Step-2: Identify the Testing Objectives:

● Ensure that all functionalities work as expected across different platforms (e.g., web,
mobile).
● Verify that the application handles both functional and non-functional requirements
(e.g., performance and usability).
● Validate the user interface, user experience, and data persistence for all features.

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Step-3: Create Test Cases:

● Test Case 1: Validate adding a new task under various categories and verify it appears
in the correct section.
● Test Case 2: Test the ability to mark tasks as completed and ensure the progress bar
updates accordingly.
● Test Case 3: Check weekly progress feature, ensuring tasks are reflected correctly
based on their completion status.
● Test Case 4: Delete a task and confirm that the task is no longer present in the list.
● Test Case 5: Test task input validation (e.g., maximum character limits, empty task
name).
● Test Case 6: Cross-browser and cross-device compatibility tests to ensure the To-Do
app works consistently across different platforms.

Step-4: Set Up the Test Environment:

● Ensure the test environment mimics the actual usage environment, including different
browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge) and devices (desktop, mobile, tablet).
● Create required user accounts, tasks, and categories to perform the testing scenarios.

Step-5: Execute Test Cases:

● Run each test case step by step, document the results, and track any deviations or
bugs.
● Note any performance issues, crashes, or UI inconsistencies during execution.
● Verify the application's ability to handle multiple simultaneous users without slowing
down.

Step-6: Risk Analysis:

● Potential Risks: Possible risks include incorrect progress tracking, task duplication,
performance issues when handling a large number of tasks, and UI breakages across
different platforms.
● Mitigation: Prioritize critical functionalities like task management and task deletion
during testing. Conduct performance testing early to identify bottlenecks.

Step-7: Review and Validate Results:

● Ensure that all critical features meet the acceptance criteria.


● Perform regression testing to confirm that new changes don’t break existing features.
● Generate test reports to summarize the testing results and document any unresolved
issues.

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OUTPUT:

The output of this procedure is a comprehensive test plan document for the To-Do application
that includes:

● Scope: Features to be tested and out-of-scope items.


● Objectives: Primary testing goals and specific objectives.
● Test Strategy: Types of testing and testing methodologies.
● Resources: Required personnel, tools, and responsibilities.
● Schedule: Timeline for testing activities with milestones.
● Risk Analysis: Identified risks and mitigation strategies.
● Entry and Exit Criteria: Conditions for starting and completing testing.

The test plan document provides a structured approach to testing the To-Do application,
ensuring that all critical functionalities are covered and thoroughly tested. By defining the
scope, objectives, and strategies, the document enhances collaboration among team members
and sets clear expectations for the testing process. The comprehensive nature of the test plan
facilitates efficient testing, helps in identifying and mitigating risks, and ultimately
contributes to delivering a high-quality To-Do application that meets user requirements and
expectations.

RESULT:
Thus, the creation of a test plan document for a to-do application has been done
successfully.

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