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1. Design test cases for Railway reservation system and create defect report.
2. Design test cases for Library Management System and create defect report.
3. Design test cases for online movie ticket booking system and create defect report.
4. Design test cases for banking application and create defect report.
5. Design test cases for Gym management system and create defect report.
6. Design test cases for blood management system and create defect report.
7. Design test cases for ATM machine and create defect report.
8. Design test cases for any shopping website and create defect report.
9. Design test cases for any gaming application and create defect report.
10. Design test cases for Byju's app and create defect report.
11. Design test cases for Google Pay app and create defect report.
12. Design test cases for Swiggy app and create defect report.
13. Prepare test plan for Railway reservation system and create test summary report.

Test Plan for Railway Reservation System

1. Introduction

This test plan outlines the testing strategy for the Railway Reservation System, a software
application enabling users to book train tickets, check schedules, and manage reservations
online. The objective of the testing effort is to ensure the system meets business and functional
requirements while offering a seamless user experience.

2. Test Items

1. User Registration and Login

2. Train Search and Scheduling
3. Ticket Booking
4. Payment Gateway Integration
5. Ticket Cancellation and Refund
6. Notifications and Alerts

3. Features to be Tested

1. User Authentication (Login/Registration)

2. Train Search and Filter Functionality
3. Ticket Booking Process
4. Secure Payment Gateway Integration
5. Cancellation and Refund Policies
6. Notifications (Booking Confirmation, Alerts for Delays)

4. Approach

1. Planning: Identify scope and prioritize features to test.

2. Design: Develop comprehensive test cases.
3. Setup: Prepare testing environments and required tools.
4. Execution: Run test cases and log results.
5. Defect Management: Track and resolve defects.
6. Closure: Compile findings and finalize test reports.
5. Quality Objective

To verify the Railway Reservation System delivers accurate and reliable booking services while
maintaining high usability, performance, and security.

6. Item Pass/Fail Criteria

1. All critical and high-priority test cases must pass.

2. The system must meet a minimum test coverage of 95%.
3. The application should be stable under peak loads.

7. Suspension Criteria

Testing will be paused if:

● Severe bugs block progress.

● Database connectivity issues occur.
● Critical modules fail consistently.

8. Resumption Criteria

Testing resumes when:

● Blocking issues are resolved.

● Stable builds are deployed.

9. Test Deliverables

● Test Plan
● Test Cases
● Bug Reports
● Test Summary Report

10. Test Tasks

1. Develop and review test cases.

2. Execute tests for all features.
3. Identify and resolve bugs.
4. Generate test reports.
11. Environmental Needs

1. Railway Reservation System application (Web/Mobile)

2. Stable internet connection
3. Test accounts with varying privileges (admin, user)
4. Supported devices (PC, Mobile, Tablets)

12. Responsibilities

Feature Responsible Test Engineer

User Registration/Login Test Engineer 1

Train Search & Scheduling Test Engineer 2

Ticket Booking and Payment Test Engineer 3

Ticket Cancellation & Refund Test Engineer 4

Notifications Test Engineer 5

13. Testing Types and Objectives

1. Functional Testing: Validate core features (search, booking, payment).

2. Regression Testing: Ensure new updates do not disrupt existing features.
3. Performance Testing: Evaluate the system's behavior under peak loads.
4. Security Testing: Verify secure handling of user data and payments.
5. Usability Testing: Assess ease of use across devices.

14. Staffing and Training Needs

1. Test Engineers for functional and automation testing.

2. Training on tools like Selenium and JMeter.
15. Schedule

The project will be completed by 15/12/2024.

16. Risks and Contingencies

Test Summary Report for Railway Reservation System

1. Purpose of the Document

This report provides an overview of the testing activities performed on the Railway Reservation
System. It details the testing scope, features evaluated, and results, offering stakeholders
insight into the system's quality and readiness for release. The report ensures that critical
functionalities have been validated, and any identified issues have been addressed.

2. Application Overview
The Railway Reservation System is a web and mobile-based application enabling users to
book train tickets, check schedules, and manage reservations. It supports functionalities such
as secure user login, ticket booking, payment gateway integration, and notifications. The system
is designed to handle peak user loads efficiently while ensuring data security and usability.

3. Testing Scope

3.1. In Scope:
Functional testing for the following modules:

● User Registration and Login

● Train Search and Scheduling
● Ticket Booking
● Payment Gateway Integration
● Ticket Cancellation and Refund
● Notifications

3.2. Out of Scope:

Non-functional testing areas such as:

● Third-party integrations
● Performance testing for specific devices
● UI/UX testing for accessibility standards
4. Metrics
(Insert appropriate diagrams/metrics here, such as pass/fail percentages, defect density, etc.)

5. Types of Testing Performed

1. Smoke Testing: To verify basic functionalities after each build.

2. Regression Testing: Ensured updates did not break existing features.
3. Integration Testing: Validated module interactions, such as booking and payment
gateway.
4. Security Testing: Ensured user data, especially payment details, were handled
securely.
5. Usability Testing: Evaluated user experience across devices.

6. Test Environment and Tools

● Railway Reservation System application (Web/Mobile)

● Stable internet connection
● Android and iOS devices
● Selenium for automation testing
● JMeter for performance testing

7. Lessons Learned

1. Early stakeholder involvement clarified requirements and minimized rework.

2. Automated test scripts improved testing efficiency.
3. Comprehensive test coverage helped identify critical bugs early.
4. Regular defect tracking and resolution enhanced team collaboration.
5. User feedback during usability testing provided actionable insights for improvement.

8. Recommendations
To improve the Railway Reservation System:

● Focus on performance optimization to handle peak loads.

● Implement regular updates based on user feedback.
● Enhance data encryption for sensitive information.
● Ensure compatibility across various devices and platforms.

9. Best Practices

1. Adopt an agile approach for iterative development and testing.

2. Conduct regular code reviews and CI/CD testing.
3. Maintain thorough documentation for future development.
4. Prioritize usability and user-centric design.

10. Exit Criteria

1. All planned test cases must be executed and documented, with critical defects resolved
or deferred by approval.
2. The system must pass performance metrics and user acceptance testing.
 11. Conclusion
In conclusion, the Railway Reservation System has undergone rigorous testing to ensure it
meets functional and performance requirements. By addressing critical defects and validating
key features, the system is ready for deployment. Continuous monitoring and future
enhancements will improve system quality and user satisfaction further.

14. Prepare test plan for Library Management System and create test summary report.

Test Plan for Library Management System (Tabular Format)

Section Details

1. Introduction This test plan outlines the testing approach for the Library
Management System, which manages library operations such as user
egistration, book inventory, borrowing/returning books, and
otifications. The objective is to ensure the system meets business
nd technical requirements.

2. Test Items 1. User Registration and Login

2. Book Search and Inventory Management

3. Borrowing and Returning Books

4. Fine Calculation

5. Notifications and Alerts

3. Features to be 1. User Registration and Login

ested
2. Book Search and Inventory Management

3. Borrowing and Returning Books

4. Fine Calculation

5. Notifications and Alerts

4. Approach 1. Planning: Define scope and resources.

2. Design: Create test cases

 .3. Setup: Prepare the testing environment

.4. Execution: Execute tests and log results.

5. Defect Management: Track and resolve defects.

6. Closure: Analyze results and prepare reports.

5. Quality Objective To ensure the Library Management System delivers accurate and
eliable functionality with a user-friendly experience and high
erformance.

6. Item Pass/Fail 1. All critical and high-priority test cases must pass.
Criteria
2. Test coverage must be at least 95%.

3. The system should be stable and bug-free under defined

cscenarios.

7. Suspension Testing will be paused if

riteria
1. Major system failures occur.

2. Essential resources like database or network become unavailable.

3. Critical bugs block progress.

8. Resumption esting will resume after resolving critical issues and stabilizing the
riteria nvironment.

9. Test Deliverables 1. Test Plan

2. Test Cases

3. Defect Logs

4. Test Summary Report

10. Test Tasks 1. Write and review test cases.

 2. Conduct testing for all modules.

3. Identify, log, and retest defects.

4. Prepare the final test report.

11. Environmental 1. Library Management System application (Web/Mobile)

needs
2. Stable internet connection

3. Test accounts with varying privileges (admin, librarian, user)

12. Responsibilities

13. Testing Types and 1. Functional Testing: Verify key functionalities like user registration
objectives nd book borrowing.

2. Regression Testing: Ensure updates don’t disrupt existing

ufunctionality.

3. Performance Testing: Assess the system’s stability under load.

4. Usability Testing: Ensure ease of use for librarians and users.

14. Staffing and 1 Test Engineers for manual and automated testing.
training Needs
2. Training on testing tools and the system's architecture.

15. Schedule The project will be completed by 20/12/2024.

16. Risks and Risk: System crashes during peak usage.

ontingencies
Mitigation: Conduct thorough load testing.
 Risk: Insufficient test coverage.

Mitigation: Regular reviews and updates of test cases.

Test Summary Report for Library Management System

1. Purpose of the Document

This report summarizes the testing activities conducted on the Library Management System. It
includes the scope, features tested, results, and lessons learned, providing insights into the
system's quality and readiness for deployment.

2. Application Overview
The Library Management System supports functionalities such as user registration, book
management, borrowing and returning of books, fine calculation, and notifications. It is designed
for libraries of varying sizes, offering a seamless user experience for administrators, librarians,
and patrons.

3. Testing Scope

3.1. In Scope:
Functional testing for the following modules:

● User Registration and Login

● Book Search and Inventory Management
● Borrowing and Returning Books
● Fine Calculation
● Notifications

3.2. Out of Scope:

● Third-party integrations
● Performance testing for extreme peak loads

4. Metrics
(Insert test metrics such as defect density, test execution status, and pass/fail percentage if
required.)

5. Types of Testing Performed

1. Smoke Testing: Ensured basic features were operational after each build.
2. Functional Testing: Validated core features like book borrowing and fine calculation.
3. Regression Testing: Ensured updates didn’t affect existing functionalities.
4. Integration Testing: Tested interactions between modules like book search and
borrowing.
5. Usability Testing: Evaluated user-friendliness across roles (admin, librarian, user).
6. Test Environment and Tools

● Library Management System application (Web/Mobile)

● Test environments simulating user roles
● Tools: Selenium for automation, JIRA for defect tracking

7. Lessons Learned

1. Early engagement with stakeholders clarified requirements and reduced

misunderstandings.
2. Automation accelerated testing and ensured consistency.
3. Comprehensive test coverage identified critical issues early.
4. Effective defect tracking improved communication and resolution speed.

8. Recommendations

1. Enhance scalability to handle larger libraries.

2. Prioritize user-friendly interfaces for better adoption.
3. Ensure regular updates based on user feedback.
4. Focus on security for user data and financial transactions.

9. Best Practices

1. Adopt CI/CD practices for continuous testing.

2. Conduct regular code reviews to maintain quality.
3. Maintain detailed documentation for future enhancements.

10. Exit Criteria

1. All planned test cases must be executed, with critical defects resolved or deferred after
approval.
2. The application must pass user acceptance and meet predefined quality metrics.

11. Conclusion
The Library Management System has undergone extensive testing to validate its functionalities,
usability, and performance. Critical defects were addressed, and the application is ready for
deployment. Continuous monitoring and future enhancements will further improve its quality and
user experience.
15. Prepare test plan for online movie ticket booking system and create test summary report.
Test Summary Report for Online Movie Ticket Booking System

1. Purpose of the Document

This report provides an overview of the testing activities conducted for the Online Movie Ticket
Booking System. It includes the scope of testing, features validated, results, and lessons
learned, offering a summary of the system's readiness for production.
2. Application Overview
The Online Movie Ticket Booking System allows users to browse movie schedules, book tickets,
and make payments through an integrated payment gateway. Users can also manage their
profiles and view booking history. The system is designed to provide a seamless experience
across both web and mobile platforms.

3. Testing Scope

3.1. In Scope:
Functional testing for:

● User Registration and Login

● Movie Search and Viewing Schedule
● Ticket Booking
● Payment Integration
● Booking Confirmation and Notifications
● User Profile Management

3.2. Out of Scope:

● Non-functional requirements like scalability and security are not fully tested in this phase.
● Performance testing for extreme traffic scenarios is limited.

4. Metrics
(Include test execution metrics such as pass/fail rates, defect density, etc. in this section.)

5. Types of Testing Performed

1. Smoke Testing: Quick checks on core features like user registration and movie search.
2. Regression Testing: Ensured new features or updates didn’t break existing
functionality.
3. Integration Testing: Validated seamless interaction between ticket booking, payment,
and confirmation processes.
4. Usability Testing: Assessed the ease of navigation and user satisfaction across
devices.

6. Test Environment and Tools

● Online Movie Ticket Booking System (Web/Mobile)

● Internet connection
● Testing tools: Selenium for automation, JMeter for load testing, JIRA for defect tracking

7. Lessons Learned

1. Early user involvement helped in clarifying feature requirements and reducing

misunderstandings.
2. Automated test scripts improved testing efficiency and reduced manual errors.
3. Comprehensive coverage ensured no critical functionality was overlooked.
4. Defect tracking provided visibility and helped resolve issues quickly.
8. Recommendations

1. Improve mobile responsiveness to enhance user experience on mobile devices.

2. Optimize performance for better handling of peak traffic during movie releases.
3. Regularly update the system based on user feedback and industry trends.
4. Strengthen security around payment processing to prevent fraud and breaches.

9. Best Practices

1. Continuous Integration (CI): Adopt CI/CD pipelines for automated testing and
deployment.
2. Code Reviews: Regular reviews will ensure high-quality code and maintainability.
3. Performance Monitoring: Keep track of system performance metrics for continuous
improvement.

10. Exit Criteria

1. All planned test cases must be executed, with no critical defects remaining open.
2. The system must meet predefined functional and performance benchmarks.

11. Conclusion
The Online Movie Ticket Booking System has passed functional testing and is ready for
production. The identified issues have been resolved, and the system is expected to deliver a
smooth user experience. Future testing will focus on scalability, security, and ongoing
performance monitoring.
16. Prepare test plan for banking application and create test summary report.
Test Summary Report for Banking Application

1. Purpose of the Document

This report summarizes the testing activities conducted for the Banking Application. It includes
the scope of testing, features tested, results, and lessons learned, giving an overview of the
system’s readiness for deployment.

2. Application Overview
The Banking Application provides a platform for users to manage their accounts, transfer funds,
apply for loans, make bill payments, and access financial data. Security features such as
encryption and multi-factor authentication are built in to ensure data protection. The system is
designed for both web and mobile use.
3. Testing Scope

3.1. In Scope:
Functional testing for the following modules:

● User Registration and Login

● Account Management (balance, transaction history)
● Fund Transfers (internal and external)
● Loan Application Process
● Bill Payments
● Security Features (encryption, two-factor authentication)

3.2. Out of Scope:

● Performance testing for extreme traffic loads is limited to simulated scenarios.

● Third-party integrations (e.g., external payment systems) are excluded from this phase.

4. Metrics
(Include test execution metrics such as pass/fail rates, defect density, etc. in this section.)

5. Types of Testing Performed

1. Smoke Testing: Initial tests to verify basic functionalities like login and account balance
view.
2. Functional Testing: Comprehensive testing of key features such as transactions, loan
applications, and bill payments.
3. Regression Testing: Ensured that new updates did not break existing functionality.
4. Security Testing: Performed penetration testing and vulnerability assessments to
ensure secure data handling.
5. Performance Testing: Evaluated the application’s behavior under peak loads and high
transaction volumes.

6. Test Environment and Tools

● Banking Application (Web/Mobile)

● Internet connection
● Devices for testing: Desktop (Chrome/Firefox), Mobile (Android/iOS)
● Testing tools: Selenium for functional testing, JMeter for performance testing, OWASP
ZAP for security testing

7. Lessons Learned

1. Early involvement of the development team helped in identifying potential security

vulnerabilities.
2. Comprehensive test coverage ensured that critical features were thoroughly tested.
3. Automation significantly sped up test execution and provided quicker feedback.
4. Performance testing revealed areas for improvement in transaction processing speeds
under load.
8. Recommendations

1. Enhance security features by incorporating additional encryption layers and regular

security audits.
2. Improve scalability to support high transaction volumes without performance
degradation.
3. Regularly update the application based on user feedback and industry best practices.

9. Best Practices

1. Implement CI/CD pipelines for automated testing and faster deployment cycles.
2. Regularly conduct security audits to identify and fix vulnerabilities.
3. Keep detailed documentation of test cases and results for future development.

10. Exit Criteria

1. All planned test cases must be executed and documented, with critical defects resolved
or accepted with exceptions.
2. The system must meet the defined performance metrics and pass security validation
tests.

11. Conclusion
The Banking Application has successfully passed functional and security testing, with all critical
defects addressed. It is now ready for deployment. Continuous monitoring and further updates
will ensure its long-term stability and security.
17. Prepare test plan for Gym management system and create test summary report.
Test Summary Report for Gym Management System

1. Purpose of the Document

This report provides a summary of the testing activities performed on the Gym Management
System. It details the testing scope, features tested, and results, providing an overview of the
system’s readiness for deployment.

2. Application Overview
The Gym Management System is a software solution designed to help gym owners and
managers efficiently handle member registrations, scheduling, payments, and trainer
assignments. It also enables users (members and trainers) to interact with the system through a
web or mobile platform, ensuring smooth operations and communication.
3. Testing Scope

3.1. In Scope:
Functional testing for the following modules:

● User Registration and Login

● Membership Management
● Class Scheduling and Booking
● Payment Processing
● Trainer Management
● Notifications

3.2. Out of Scope:

● Performance testing for extreme traffic volumes beyond regular user load.<br>
● Full third-party integration testing (e.g., with external payment providers).

4. Metrics
(Include test metrics such as pass/fail rates, defect density, test execution status, etc.)

5. Types of Testing Performed

1. Smoke Testing: Initial verification of critical features like login and member registration.
2. Functional Testing: Extensive testing on all functional aspects, including membership
management, class scheduling, and payment processing.
3. Regression Testing: Ensured that new features did not disrupt existing functionality.
4. Security Testing: Verified data encryption, secure payment gateways, and user
authentication mechanisms.
5. Performance Testing: Assessed the application’s ability to handle multiple member
registrations and booking requests simultaneously.

6. Test Environment and Tools

● Gym Management System (Web/Mobile)

● Testing tools: Selenium for functional testing, JMeter for load testing, OWASP ZAP for
security testing
● Test environments simulating both high-traffic and low-traffic conditions

7. Lessons Learned

1. Early collaboration with stakeholders ensured accurate requirements and minimized the
chance of misunderstandings.
2. Automated testing significantly improved testing efficiency and reduced human error.
3. Comprehensive security testing uncovered potential vulnerabilities early in the process,
ensuring data protection.
4. Performance bottlenecks were identified during load testing, allowing optimizations to
be made before the production release.

8. Recommendations
 1. Improve mobile responsiveness to provide a better experience for mobile users,
especially for scheduling and payment features.
2. Enhance scalability to accommodate growth in the number of gym members and online
bookings.
3. Continue security audits to protect sensitive member and payment data.
4. Focus on improving user experience (UX) to make the platform more intuitive for both
trainers and members.

9. Best Practices

1. Implement CI/CD pipelines for automated testing and quick feedback.

2. Regularly conduct code reviews and integrate them into the development process.
3. Ensure ongoing performance monitoring and scalability testing as the number of users
increases.

10. Exit Criteria

1. All planned test cases must be executed, with critical defects resolved or deferred with
approval.
2. The system must meet the defined performance and security benchmarks and pass user
acceptance testing.

11. Conclusion
The Gym Management System has undergone comprehensive functional, security, and
performance testing, and is now ready for deployment. All critical defects have been resolved,
and the system meets both functional requirements and non-functional expectations.
Continuous monitoring and further updates will ensure long-term stability and user satisfaction.
18. Prepare test plan for blood management system and create test summary report.
Test Summary Report for Blood Management System

1. Purpose of the Document

This report summarizes the testing activities conducted on the Blood Management System. It
includes an overview of the system's functionality, the results of testing, and the overall quality
of the system.

2. Application Overview
The Blood Management System is a critical application designed for hospitals and blood banks.
It manages the entire process of blood donation, including donor registration, blood inventory
tracking, request handling, and distribution. The system also provides alerts, reminders, and
reporting to ensure smooth operations and the timely availability of blood products.
3. Testing Scope

3.1. In Scope:
Functional testing for the following modules:

● User Registration and Login

● Blood Donation Registration
● Blood Inventory Management
● Blood Request and Distribution
● Notifications and Alerts
● Reporting

3.2. Out of Scope:

● Non-functional testing such as performance benchmarking for extremely large user

loads.<br>
● Integration with external healthcare or hospital systems is not tested at this stage.

4. Metrics
(Include pass/fail rates, defect density, test execution status, and other relevant metrics.)

5. Types of Testing Performed

1. Smoke Testing: Basic checks on the core functionality of the system like user login,
blood donation registration, and inventory management.
2. Functional Testing: Extensive testing of all modules, including blood donation,
inventory management, and reporting.
3. Regression Testing: Ensured that updates didn’t impact existing features, particularly in
blood tracking and distribution.
4. Security Testing: Focused on securing donor data and preventing unauthorized access
to sensitive medical information.
5. Performance Testing: Evaluated system performance under normal and high-load
scenarios.

6. Test Environment and Tools

● Blood Management System application (Web/Mobile)

● Test accounts for various user roles (donor, admin, medical staff)
● Devices for testing: PC, mobile (Android/iOS), tablets
● Tools: Selenium for functional testing, JMeter for performance testing, OWASP ZAP for
security testing

7. Lessons Learned

1. Early testing of security features helped in identifying vulnerabilities and mitigating

potential risks.
2. Automated functional tests ensured consistency and saved time.
3. Regular backups during testing ensured data integrity and reduced risk of loss.
4. Comprehensive test coverage of blood tracking processes helped avoid errors in
inventory management and distribution.
8. Recommendations

1. Improve mobile experience for donors and medical staff using mobile devices.
2. Enhance reporting features to provide real-time insights into blood availability and
donations.
3. Ensure scalability of the system for handling larger volumes of data as blood donation
volumes increase.
4. Regular security audits to ensure ongoing data protection and compliance with medical
data regulations.

9. Best Practices

1. Automate repetitive tests using Selenium to improve testing efficiency.<br>

2. Conduct frequent security audits to safeguard donor and medical data.<br>
3. Use load testing to simulate peak times and ensure the system performs well under
stress.

10. Exit Criteria

1. All planned test cases must be executed, with no critical defects remaining unresolved.
2. The system must pass security and performance benchmarks.

11. Conclusion
The Blood Management System has passed functional, security, and performance testing. It is
stable, secure, and performs well under normal load conditions. The system is now ready for
deployment. Continuous monitoring and updates will ensure ongoing performance and security.
19. Prepare test plan for ATM machine and create test summary report.
Test Summary Report for ATM Machine

1. Purpose of the Document

This report provides an overview of the testing activities conducted on the ATM Machine. It
includes the testing scope, features evaluated, results, and overall system quality, ensuring the
system is ready for deployment.

2. Application Overview
The ATM Machine offers a variety of banking services such as cash withdrawals, balance
inquiries, fund transfers, deposits, and receipt generation. It is designed to provide customers
with self-service banking, with a secure interface for handling sensitive data, including PIN
verification and transaction processing.

3. Testing Scope

3.1. In Scope:
Functional testing for the following modules:

● User Authentication (Card and PIN)

● Cash Withdrawal
● Balance Inquiry
● Fund Transfer (Same Bank and Interbank)
● Deposit Functionality (Cash and Cheques)
 ● Receipt Generation
● Error Handling (Incorrect PIN, Network Failure, etc.)

3.2. Out of Scope:

● Integration with non-banking systems (e.g., external payment systems).

● Extensive testing under extreme environmental conditions (e.g., temperature or physical
security).

4. Metrics
(Include test execution metrics such as pass/fail rates, defect density, transaction success rates,
etc.)

5. Types of Testing Performed

1. Smoke Testing: Basic verification of critical features like PIN verification, withdrawal,
and deposit functionalities.
2. Functional Testing: Detailed testing of all ATM features, including withdrawals,
transfers, balance inquiries, and receipt generation.
3. Regression Testing: Ensured new updates did not break existing ATM functionality,
especially security and transaction features.
4. Security Testing: Tested the security mechanisms, such as PIN verification, encryption
of data, and network security.
5. Performance Testing: Validated the ATM's response time under both normal and high
transaction loads.

6. Test Environment and Tools

● ATM Machines configured for testing (Web and Standalone versions)

● Test accounts with different balances for each transaction type
● Network connectivity to simulate real-time transaction environments
● Tools: Selenium for functional testing, JMeter for performance testing, OWASP ZAP for
security testing

7. Lessons Learned

1. Early testing of transaction handling helped identify potential bottlenecks in the fund
transfer process.
2. Automated functional testing provided reliable, repeatable tests for critical ATM
operations.
3. Security testing uncovered vulnerabilities in transaction encryption, allowing for timely
fixes before deployment.
4. Load testing revealed potential performance issues during peak times, enabling
optimization.
 8. Recommendations

1. Increase security measures to prevent unauthorized access, particularly for card and
PIN-related vulnerabilities.
2. Ensure that error messages are clear and user-friendly to avoid confusion, especially
during transaction failures.
3. Regularly conduct performance monitoring to ensure the ATM can handle increasing
usage and transaction loads efficiently.
4. Improve user interface design for easier navigation and accessibility.

9. Best Practices

1. Use CI/CD pipelines for automated testing to quickly identify defects.

2. Regularly perform security audits to ensure that user data remains protected.
3. Implement user training and detailed documentation to improve interactions with the
ATM.

10. Exit Criteria

1. All critical test cases must be executed with no critical defects remaining unresolved.
2. The ATM system must meet all functional, security, and performance benchmarks.

11. Conclusion
The ATM Machine has successfully passed functional, security, and performance testing,
meeting all critical requirements. The system is ready for deployment. Ongoing monitoring and
updates will ensure continued reliability, security, and user satisfaction.

20. Prepare test plan for any shopping website and create test summary report.
Test Summary Report for Shopping Website

1. Purpose of the Document

This report provides an overview of the testing activities conducted on the Shopping Website. It
highlights the testing scope, features evaluated, testing results, and overall system readiness for
production deployment.
2. Application Overview
The Shopping Website is a platform designed for users to browse products, make purchases,
track orders, and manage personal profiles. It supports multiple payment methods, including
credit/debit cards, and provides order tracking and delivery notifications.

3. Testing Scope

3.1. In Scope:
Functional testing for the following modules:

● User Registration and Login

● Product Search and Filter
● Cart Management (Add/Remove Items, Update Quantities)
● Checkout and Payment Integration
● Order Tracking and History
● Notifications and Alerts
● User Profile Management

3.2. Out of Scope:

● Integration with external third-party systems beyond payment gateways (e.g., inventory
management systems).
● Performance testing for extreme peak traffic beyond normal expected user load.

4. Metrics

● Pass/Fail Rate: 98% of the test cases passed.

● Defect Density: 3 high-priority defects found and resolved.
● Critical Test Cases: 100% coverage of critical features like payment processing and
order fulfillment.

5. Types of Testing Performed

1. Smoke Testing: Verified basic features such as user login, adding products to the cart,
and making payments.
2. Functional Testing: Tested all major features, including product search, checkout, and
payment.
3. Regression Testing: Ensured that new features and updates did not break existing
functionality.
4. Security Testing: Verified secure handling of sensitive user data and transactions (SSL
encryption, PCI compliance).
5. Performance Testing: Assessed the website’s response time under typical traffic
conditions and ensured it handled 1000+ concurrent users without significant lag.

6. Test Environment and Tools

● Shopping Website (Web and Mobile versions)

● Test accounts (user, admin, guest)
● Test devices: PC, mobile (Android, iOS)
 ● Tools: Selenium for functional testing, JMeter for performance testing, OWASP ZAP for
security testing

7. Lessons Learned

1. Early testing of payment gateways ensured the integration was smooth and avoided
issues during final testing phases.
2. Automated regression testing saved time and helped in quickly validating fixes for
bugs.
3. Security testing helped uncover vulnerabilities in data handling, allowing for quick
remediation before deployment.
4. Load testing revealed performance bottlenecks in the checkout process under heavy
traffic, allowing for optimization.

8. Recommendations

1. Improve the mobile experience to ensure that customers can navigate the website
seamlessly on mobile devices.
2. Optimize website performance for even higher concurrent users, particularly during
sales events.
3. Enhance user feedback mechanisms, such as adding user reviews and ratings for
products.
4. Regularly update the website based on user feedback and security best practices.

9. Best Practices

1. Use CI/CD pipelines for continuous testing and delivery to speed up development
cycles.
2. Perform regular security audits to protect user data.
3. Implement automated load testing to identify performance bottlenecks early in the
development process.

10. Exit Criteria

1. All planned test cases executed, with critical defects resolved or deferred with approval.
2. The system must pass security, functional, and performance benchmarks.

11. Conclusion
The Shopping Website has passed functional, security, and performance testing with minimal
defects. It is ready for deployment. Ongoing updates and user feedback monitoring will ensure
continuous improvement in system stability and customer satisfaction.

21. Prepare test plan for any gaming application and create test summary report.
Test Summary Report for Gaming Application

1. Purpose of the Document

This report provides an overview of the testing activities conducted on the Gaming Application.
It highlights the features tested, testing results, and overall quality of the system, ensuring that
the game is ready for production deployment.
2. Application Overview
The Gaming Application is designed to offer an immersive and engaging experience for users. It
includes various game modes (single-player, multiplayer), in-game purchases, leaderboards,
and achievements. The app provides real-time gameplay, interactive multiplayer functionality,
and secure payment processing for in-game purchases.

3. Testing Scope

3.1. In Scope:
Functional testing for the following modules:

● User Registration and Login

● Gameplay Mechanics (core gameplay, player interaction)
● In-game Purchases (virtual currency, items)
● Multiplayer Functionality (real-time interactions, chat)
● Leaderboard and Scoring (score tracking, ranking)
● Notifications (game events, achievements)
● User Profile Management (preferences, settings)

3.2. Out of Scope:

● Integration with external third-party platforms beyond payment systems (e.g., social
media sharing).
● Testing under extreme load conditions for multiplayer servers beyond normal expected
usage.

4. Metrics

● Pass/Fail Rate: 97% of test cases passed.

● Defect Density: 2 medium-priority defects found and resolved.
● Critical Test Cases: 100% coverage for login, multiplayer functionality, and in-game
purchases.

5. Types of Testing Performed

1. Smoke Testing: Verified basic functionalities like login, gameplay, and in-game
purchases.
2. Functional Testing: Validated all key features, including multiplayer, leaderboard
functionality, and notifications.
3. Regression Testing: Ensured that updates to the gaming app didn’t break existing
features, particularly in multiplayer and payment processing.
4. Security Testing: Tested secure handling of sensitive data, including user credentials
and payment details.
5. Performance Testing: Evaluated system behavior under moderate traffic, including
multiplayer interactions and real-time score updates.

6. Test Environment and Tools

● Gaming Application (Web/Mobile)

● Test accounts with various user types (player, admin, guest)
 ● Multiplayer server configurations for testing real-time gameplay
● Devices for testing: PC, Android, iOS
● Tools: Selenium for functional testing, JMeter for performance testing, OWASP ZAP for
security testing

7. Lessons Learned

1. Early testing of multiplayer features helped identify server latency issues early,
leading to optimization before final testing.
2. Automated regression testing allowed for quick validation of frequent builds and
reduced manual testing efforts.
3. Security audits revealed vulnerabilities in transaction handling, which were addressed
prior to release.
4. Load testing demonstrated the need for better server scaling during high-traffic events,
leading to infrastructure improvements.

8. Recommendations

1. Optimize the multiplayer experience to reduce lag and improve server

responsiveness.
2. Enhance payment security to ensure data protection, particularly in handling virtual
currency and in-game purchases.
3. Improve mobile responsiveness to ensure a consistent experience across different
devices.
4. Regularly update the game to incorporate user feedback and maintain engagement.

9. Best Practices

1. Implement CI/CD pipelines for continuous testing and faster bug detection.
2. Conduct frequent security audits to ensure user data is protected.
3. Use load testing tools like JMeter to simulate peak usage and optimize performance
before game updates.

10. Exit Criteria

1. All critical test cases have been executed, with defects either resolved or deferred with
proper approval.
2. The game meets predefined performance, security, and functional criteria.

11. Conclusion
The Gaming Application has passed functional, security, and performance testing and is now
ready for deployment. All critical defects have been resolved, and the game offers a seamless,
engaging user experience. Future updates and monitoring will further improve its stability and
user satisfaction.

22. Prepare test plan for Byju's app and create test summary report.
Test Summary Report for Byju’s App

1. Purpose of the Document

This report summarizes the testing activities conducted on the Byju’s App. It includes the
features tested, results, issues encountered, and overall quality of the application, ensuring it is
ready for production release.

2. Application Overview
The Byju’s App is an educational platform offering interactive video lessons, quizzes, and
progress tracking. It provides personalized learning for students of various age groups and
educational levels. The app also includes features for in-app purchases (subscriptions,
courses), course management, and real-time notifications.
3. Testing Scope

3.1. In Scope:
Functional testing for the following modules:

● User Registration and Login

● Course Enrollment
● Video Playback and Streaming
● Quizzes and Assessments
● Payment Gateway Integration
● Progress Tracking (View, Update)
● Notifications (Event Reminders, Achievements)

3.2. Out of Scope:

● Integration with third-party educational systems beyond the in-app purchases and
content providers.<br>
● Performance testing under extreme traffic or at scale beyond typical user load.

4. Metrics

● Pass/Fail Rate: 95% of the test cases passed.

● Defect Density: 3 critical defects were identified and resolved.
● Critical Test Cases: 100% test coverage for key functionalities like video playback,
quizzes, and payment processing.

5. Types of Testing Performed

1. Smoke Testing: Ensured that basic functionalities like login, course enrollment, and
video streaming were working.
2. Functional Testing: Tested all major features like quizzes, in-app purchases, and
progress tracking.
3. Regression Testing: Validated that new updates did not break existing features,
particularly in payment and quiz features.
4. Security Testing: Ensured user data protection (e.g., encrypted payment processing,
secure login).
5. Performance Testing: Validated app performance under varying network conditions,
including video loading times and streaming quality.

6. Test Environment and Tools

● Byju’s App (Web and Mobile)

● Test accounts for users, including students, teachers, and administrators
● Devices for testing: Desktop (PC), Android (Smartphones/Tablets), iOS (iPhone/iPad)
● Tools: Selenium for functional testing, JMeter for performance testing, OWASP ZAP for
security testing, JIRA for defect tracking

7. Lessons Learned
 1. User testing helped identify navigation issues, which were resolved to improve the user
experience.
2. Automated regression tests sped up testing and helped identify defects early in the
process.
3. Security testing revealed vulnerabilities related to session management, which were
fixed before production release.
4. Performance issues related to video streaming were discovered in low bandwidth
conditions, leading to optimizations.

8. Recommendations

1. Improve video streaming performance in low bandwidth scenarios by introducing

adaptive bitrate streaming.
2. Enhance user interface for better mobile navigation, especially for smaller screen
devices.
3. Continue monitoring app performance and address any issues that arise post-release.
4. Regularly update the app based on user feedback and educational trends.

9. Best Practices

1. Implement CI/CD pipelines for continuous testing and faster bug identification.
2. Perform regular security audits to keep user data protected.
3. Use load testing to simulate peak traffic and ensure the app performs well under stress.

10. Exit Criteria

1. All planned test cases must be executed, with critical defects either resolved or deferred
with proper approval.
2. The system must meet functional, security, and performance benchmarks.

11. Conclusion
The Byju’s App has passed functional, security, and performance testing. All major defects have
been resolved, and the app is ready for production release. Ongoing monitoring, updates, and
user feedback will ensure the app’s long-term success.

23. Prepare test plan for Google Pay app and create test summary report.
Test Summary Report for Google Pay App

1. Purpose of the Document

This report provides an overview of the testing activities conducted for the Google Pay App. It
includes the testing scope, results, issues encountered, and overall quality of the app, ensuring
it is ready for deployment.

2. Application Overview
Google Pay is a mobile payment application that allows users to make secure transactions,
transfer money, pay bills, and store payment information. It provides seamless integration with
multiple payment methods like credit/debit cards, bank accounts, and UPI. The app also
features real-time notifications, offers, and a transaction history.

3. Testing Scope

3.1. In Scope:
Functional testing for the following modules:

● User Registration and Login

● Money Transfers (Peer-to-peer, Bill Payments)
● Payment Methods (Credit/Debit Cards, UPI, Wallet)<br>
● OTP and Biometric Authentication<br>
● Transaction History and Receipts<br>
 ● Notifications (Transaction Alerts, Offers)

3.2. Out of Scope:

● Integration with external financial platforms or non-payment systems.<br>

● Testing for extreme traffic or under performance conditions beyond the average user
base.

4. Metrics

● Pass/Fail Rate: 98% of test cases passed.<br>

● Defect Density: 3 medium-priority defects were identified and resolved.<br>
● Critical Test Cases: 100% coverage for key functionalities like money transfer and
payment processing.

5. Types of Testing Performed

1. Smoke Testing: Verified basic app features like user login, adding a payment method,
and making transactions.
2. Functional Testing: Thorough testing of money transfers, bill payments, transaction
history, and notifications.
3. Regression Testing: Ensured that updates to the app didn’t disrupt essential
functionalities, particularly payments and security features.
4. Security Testing: Validated encryption and secure handling of user data and transaction
information, including OTP and biometric authentication.
5. Performance Testing: Ensured fast transaction processing and smooth app experience
even with multiple concurrent users.

6. Test Environment and Tools

● Google Pay App (Android and iOS versions)

● Test accounts for different users (new, existing, admin)
● Devices for testing: Smartphones and Tablets (Android, iOS)
● Tools: Selenium for functional testing, JMeter for performance testing, OWASP ZAP for
security testing, JIRA for defect tracking

7. Lessons Learned

1. Early security testing uncovered vulnerabilities in data handling, which were addressed
quickly.
2. Automated testing significantly reduced the time spent on repetitive regression tests,
especially for transaction-related features.
3. Performance bottlenecks were identified in the payment processing flow during load
testing and optimized.
4. Usability testing highlighted some areas of improvement in the user interface,
especially during transaction confirmation.

8. Recommendations
 1. Enhance mobile experience for users with older devices and ensure optimal
performance across devices.
2. Improve transaction transparency by providing clearer status messages during
payments and transfers.
3. Continue regular security audits and penetration testing to keep the app safe from
potential vulnerabilities.
4. Optimize network efficiency to handle a growing user base during peak times.

9. Best Practices

1. Implement CI/CD pipelines for faster feedback on new updates.<br>

2. Conduct frequent security reviews to ensure user data protection.<br>
3. Ensure performance testing is done regularly to optimize the app during high
transaction periods.

10. Exit Criteria

1. All planned test cases executed, with critical defects resolved or deferred with
approval.<br>
2. The system meets predefined functional, security, and performance metrics.

11. Conclusion
The Google Pay app has passed functional, security, and performance testing. The system
meets the requirements for user authentication, transaction processing, and payment gateway
integration. All critical defects have been resolved, and the app is ready for production.
Continuous updates and monitoring will ensure the app’s success.

24. Prepare test plan for Swiggy app and create test summary report.
Test Summary Report for Swiggy App

1. Purpose of the Document

This report provides an overview of the testing activities conducted on the Swiggy App. It
highlights the features tested, results, defects encountered, and overall quality of the
application, ensuring that it is ready for deployment.

2. Application Overview
The Swiggy App is an online food delivery service that allows users to search for restaurants,
place orders, track deliveries, and make payments. It offers a wide variety of cuisines, supports
multiple payment options, and provides real-time notifications regarding order status and
delivery tracking.

3. Testing Scope

3.1. In Scope:
Functional testing for the following modules:

● User Registration and Login

● Restaurant Search and Filtering
● Cart Management
● Order Placement
 ● Payment Gateway Integration (Card, Wallet, UPI)
● Order Tracking (Real-time status, Delivery ETA)
● Notifications (Order confirmations, Updates)
● Profile Management (User data, delivery addresses)

3.2. Out of Scope:

● Integration with third-party restaurant management systems.<br>

● Performance testing under extreme traffic conditions beyond typical user traffic.

4. Metrics

● Pass/Fail Rate: 98% of test cases passed.

● Defect Density: 4 medium-priority defects identified and resolved.
● Critical Test Cases: 100% test coverage for core functionalities such as order
placement, payment, and delivery tracking.

5. Types of Testing Performed

1. Smoke Testing: Basic tests to verify user login, restaurant browsing, and placing an
order.
2. Functional Testing: Detailed testing of all modules including search, cart management,
and payment.
3. Regression Testing: Ensured that new features and updates didn’t break existing
functionality, particularly payment processing.
4. Security Testing: Verified the security of user data, including payment information and
user profiles.
5. Performance Testing: Assessed how the app performs with multiple concurrent users
placing orders and processing payments.

6. Test Environment and Tools

● Swiggy App (Mobile versions for Android and iOS)

● Test accounts (user and admin roles)
● Devices for testing: Android phones/tablets, iOS phones/tablets
● Tools: Selenium for functional testing, JMeter for load testing, OWASP ZAP for security
testing, JIRA for defect tracking

7. Lessons Learned

1. Early involvement of stakeholders helped clarify business requirements and

streamline testing.<br>
2. Automated testing improved efficiency, particularly for repetitive tasks like user login
and order placement.<br>
3. Security testing revealed vulnerabilities in session management, which were promptly
fixed.<br>
4. Load testing identified potential performance bottlenecks during peak times, leading to
infrastructure optimization.

8. Recommendations
 1. Improve mobile app responsiveness to ensure better performance across a wide
range of devices, especially older models.<br>
2. Enhance payment security with additional encryption and compliance with PCI DSS
standards.<br>
3. Optimize app performance for handling a higher volume of concurrent users during
high-demand periods (e.g., promotions, holidays).
4. Regularly update the app based on user feedback and new business requirements.

9. Best Practices

1. Implement CI/CD pipelines for faster and more consistent testing.<br>

2. Conduct regular security audits and penetration testing to identify and fix
vulnerabilities.<br>
3. Perform continuous performance monitoring to ensure scalability and optimal user
experience.

10. Exit Criteria

1. All planned test cases must be executed with critical defects resolved or deferred.<br>
2. The system must meet predefined functional, security, and performance benchmarks.

11. Conclusion
The Swiggy App has successfully passed functional, security, and performance testing with no
critical defects remaining. The app is now ready for deployment, and continuous updates will be
performed based on user feedback and evolving requirements.

25. Design test cases for Instagram application and create defect report.
Defect Report (Instagram - Invalid Login)

● Defect ID: IG-01

● Defect Title: Missing error message for invalid login credentials.
● Description: When invalid login credentials are entered, no error message is displayed
to the user. The system does not notify the user that the credentials are incorrect.
● Steps to Reproduce:
 ○ Open Instagram login page.
○ Enter invalid username (wrong_user) and password (wrongPass123).
○ Click "Login."
● Expected Result: Error message should appear indicating invalid credentials.
● Actual Result: No error message appeared.
● Severity: Critical
● Priority: High

26. Design test cases for JioMart application and create defect report.
Defect Report (JioMart - Invalid Login)

● Defect ID: JM-01

● Defect Title: Missing error message for invalid login credentials.
● Description: When invalid login credentials are entered, no error message is displayed
to the user. The system does not notify the user that the credentials are incorrect.
● Steps to Reproduce:
○ Open JioMart login page.
○ Enter invalid username ([email protected]) and password
(wrongPass123).
○ Click "Login."
● Expected Result: Error message should appear indicating invalid credentials.
● Actual Result: No error message appeared.
● Severity: Critical
● Priority: High
27. Design test cases for Spotify application and create defect report.
 Defect Report (Spotify - Invalid Login)

● Defect ID: SP-01

● Defect Title: Missing error message for invalid login credentials.
● Description: When invalid login credentials are entered, no error message is displayed
to the user. The system does not notify the user that the credentials are incorrect.
● Steps to Reproduce:
○ Open Spotify login page.
○ Enter invalid username (wrong_user) and password (wrongPass123).
○ Click "Login."
● Expected Result: Error message should appear indicating invalid credentials.
● Actual Result: No error message appeared.
● Severity: Critical
● Priority: High

28. Design test cases for MS Word and create defect report.
Defect Report (MS Word - Document Not Saving)

● Defect ID: MSW-01

● Defect Title: No error message when saving document with insufficient storage.
● Description: When attempting to save a document to a location with insufficient storage,
no error message is shown, and the document is not saved.
● Steps to Reproduce:
○ Create a new document in MS Word.
○ Click "Save As" and choose a location with insufficient storage.
○ Click "Save."
● Expected Result: An error message should be displayed indicating insufficient storage
space.
● Actual Result: No error message appeared, and the document was not saved.
 ● Severity: Critical
● Priority: High

29. Design test cases for Facebook application and create defect report.
Here are the test cases for Facebook Application, including a failure case with a defect report,
following the same format as before:

TC ID Test Scenario Test Steps and Data Expected Result Actual Result Status

TC_01 Verification for 1. Navigate to the login User should be User Pass
User login with page. successfully successfully
valid credentials ogged in. ogged in.
2. Enter valid username
john_doe) and
password
SecurePass123).

3. Click "Login."

TC_02 Verification for 1. Navigate to the login User should be User Pass
User login with page. successfully successfully
different valid ogged in. ogged in.
credentials 2. Enter valid username
janedoe) and password
AnotherPass123).

3. Click "Login."

TC_03 Verification for 1. Navigate to the login Password reset Password reset Pass
password reset page. ink should be ink sent
unctionality sent to the successfully.
2. Click "Forgot registered email.
Password?"

3. Enter registered email

[email protected])

TC_04 Verification for 1. Navigate to the login Error message Error message Pass
ogin with empty page. ndicating both displayed.
ields ields are
2. Leave both username required should
and password fields appear.
empty.
 3. Click "Login."

TC_05 Verification for 1. Navigate to the login Error message Error message Pass
ogin with only page. ndicating displayed.
username filled password is
2. Enter valid username required should
john_doe) and leave appear.
he password field empty.

3. Click "Login."

TC_06 Verification for 1. Navigate to the login Error message Error message Pass
ogin with only page. ndicating displayed.
password filled username is
2. Enter valid password required should
SecurePass123) and appear.
eave the username field
empty.

3. Click "Login."

TC_07 Verification for 1. Navigate to the login Error message Error message Pass
user not found page. ndicating invalid displayed.
with correct password should
password 2. Enter valid username appear.
john_doe) and invalid
password
WrongPass123).

3. Click "Login."

TC_08 Verification for 1. Log in with valid Session should Session Pass
session timeout credentials. expire, and user expired, user
after inactivity should be prompted to log
2. Remain idle for 10 prompted to log n again.
minutes. n again.

3. Try to perform an
action (e.g., like a post).
TC_09 Verification for 1. Log in with valid User should be User Pass
successful credentials. ogged out and successfully
ogout redirected to the ogged out.
2. Click on the "Logout" ogin page.
button.

TC_10 Verification for 1. Navigate to the login User should be User Pass
ogin with social page. successfully successfully
media (Google) ogged in using ogged in with
2. Click "Log in with Google Google.
Google." credentials.

3. Enter Google
credentials.

TC_11 Verification for 1. Navigate to the login Error message Error message Pass
ogin with invalid page. ndicating invalid displayed.
credentials credentials
2. Enter invalid username should appear.
wrong_user) and
password
wrongPass123).

3. Click "Login."

TC_12 Verification for 1. Navigate to the login User should be User Pass
ogin with page. successfully successfully
special ogged in. ogged in.
characters in 2. Enter valid username
username john_doe@123!) and
valid password
SecurePass123).

3. Click "Login."

TC_13 Verification for 1. Navigate to the login User should be User Pass
ogin with email page. successfully successfully
ormat ogged in. ogged in.
username 2. Enter valid email
[email protected])
 and valid password
SecurePass123).

3. Click "Login."

TC_14 Verification for 1. Navigate to the login User should be User Pass
ogin with page. successfully successfully
remembered ogged in and ogged in,
username 2. Enter valid username username should username
john_doe) and be remembered. remembered.
password
SecurePass123).

3. Check "Remember me"

option.

4. Click "Login."

TC_15 Defect Case 1. Navigate to the login Error message No error Fail
Verification for page. ndicating invalid message
nvalid login credentials displayed.
without error 2. Enter invalid username should appear.
message wrong_user) and
password
wrongPass123).

3. Click "Login."

Defect Report (Facebook - Invalid Login)

● Defect ID: FB-01

● Defect Title: Missing error message for invalid login credentials.
● Description: When invalid login credentials are entered, no error message is displayed
to the user. The system does not notify the user that the credentials are incorrect.
● Steps to Reproduce:
○ Open Facebook login page.
○ Enter invalid username (wrong_user) and password (wrongPass123).
○ Click "Login."
● Expected Result: Error message should appear indicating invalid credentials.
● Actual Result: No error message appeared.
● Severity: Critical
● Priority: High
30. Design test cases for WhatsApp and create defect report.
Defect Report (WhatsApp - Invalid OTP)

● Defect ID: WA-01

● Defect Title: Missing error message for invalid OTP.
● Description: When an incorrect OTP is entered, no error message is displayed, and the
user is not notified that the OTP is invalid.
● Steps to Reproduce:
○ Launch WhatsApp login page.
○ Enter valid phone number (+1234567890).
○ Enter incorrect OTP.
○ Click "Next."
● Expected Result: An error message should appear indicating the OTP is invalid.
● Actual Result: No error message appeared, and the login did not proceed.
● Severity: Critical
● Priority: High
31. Design test cases for Chalo app and create defect report.
Defect Report (Chalo - Invalid OTP)

● Defect ID: CH-01

● Defect Title: Missing error message for invalid OTP.
● Description: When an incorrect OTP is entered, no error message is displayed, and the
user is not notified that the OTP is invalid.
● Steps to Reproduce:
○ Launch Chalo app login page.
○ Enter valid mobile number (+1234567890).
 ○ Enter incorrect OTP.
○ Click "Next."
● Expected Result: An error message should appear indicating the OTP is invalid.
● Actual Result: No error message appeared, and the login did not proceed.
● Severity: Critical
● Priority: High

32. Design test cases for M-indicator and create defect report.
Defect Report (M-indicator - Invalid OTP)

● Defect ID: MI-01

● Defect Title: Missing error message for invalid OTP.
● Description: When an incorrect OTP is entered, no error message is displayed, and the
user is not notified that the OTP is invalid.
● Steps to Reproduce:
○ Launch M-indicator app login page.
○ Enter valid mobile number (+1234567890).
○ Enter incorrect OTP.
○ Click "Next."
● Expected Result: An error message should appear indicating the OTP is invalid.
● Actual Result: No error message appeared, and the login did not proceed.
● Severity: Critical
● Priority: High
33. Design test cases for Blinkit application and create defect report.
Defect Report (Blinkit - Invalid OTP)

● Defect ID: BI-01

 ● Defect Title: Missing error message for invalid OTP.
● Description: When an incorrect OTP is entered, no error message is displayed, and the
user is not notified that the OTP is invalid.
● Steps to Reproduce:
○ Launch Blinkit app login page.
○ Enter valid mobile number (+1234567890).
○ Enter incorrect OTP.
○ Click "Next."
● Expected Result: An error message should appear indicating the OTP is invalid.
● Actual Result: No error message appeared, and the login did not proceed.
● Severity: Critical
● Priority: High

34. Design test cases for Uber app and create defect report.
Defect Report (Uber - Invalid OTP)

● Defect ID: UB-01

 ● Defect Title: Missing error message for invalid OTP.
● Description: When an incorrect OTP is entered, no error message is displayed, and the
user is not notified that the OTP is invalid.
● Steps to Reproduce:
○ Launch Uber app login page.
○ Enter valid phone number (+1234567890).
○ Enter incorrect OTP.
○ Click "Next."
● Expected Result: An error message should appear indicating the OTP is invalid.
● Actual Result: No error message appeared, and the login did not proceed.
● Severity: Critical
● Priority: High

35. Design test cases for DigiLocker app and create defect report.
Defect Report (DigiLocker - Invalid OTP)

● Defect ID: DL-01

● Defect Title: Missing error message for invalid OTP.
● Description: When an incorrect OTP is entered, no error message is displayed, and the
user is not notified that the OTP is invalid.
● Steps to Reproduce:
○ Launch DigiLocker app login page.
○ Enter valid mobile number (+1234567890).
○ Enter incorrect OTP.
○ Click "Next."
● Expected Result: An error message should appear indicating the OTP is invalid.
● Actual Result: No error message appeared, and the login did not proceed.
 ● Severity: Critical
● Priority: High

36. Design test cases for Netflix app and create defect report.
Defect Report (Netflix - Invalid Login)

● Defect ID: NF-01

● Defect Title: Missing error message for invalid login credentials.
● Description: When invalid login credentials are entered, no error message is displayed,
and the user is not notified that the credentials are incorrect.
● Steps to Reproduce:
1. Launch Netflix app.
2. Enter invalid email ([email protected]) and password
(wrongPass123).
3. Click "Login."
● Expected Result: An error message should appear indicating invalid credentials.
● Actual Result: No error message appeared, and the login did not proceed.
● Severity: Critical
● Priority: High
37. Prepare test plan for Netflix app and create test summary report.
Test Summary Report for Netflix App

1. Purpose of the Document

This report provides an overview of the testing activities conducted on the Netflix App. It
summarizes the results of the tests, highlights any defects encountered, and confirms whether
the app meets the required functional, performance, and security criteria.

2. Application Overview
The Netflix App allows users to stream movies, TV shows, documentaries, and more across
devices. The app supports a variety of subscription plans, enables content recommendations,
and offers features like watchlists, notifications, and user profiles.

3. Testing Scope

3.1. In Scope:

● User Registration and Login

● Content Search and Filtering
● Video Streaming and Playback
● Payment Gateway Integration
● Notifications and Alerts
● User Profile Management

3.2. Out of Scope:

 ● Integration with external third-party content providers beyond video streaming.
● Testing for extreme performance loads beyond average user base traffic.

4. Metrics

● Pass/Fail Rate: 96% of test cases passed.

● Defect Density: 2 high-priority defects identified and resolved.
● Critical Test Cases: 100% test coverage for key functionalities like video streaming and
payment processing.

5. Types of Testing Performed

1. Smoke Testing: Ensured basic app functionalities like login, search, and video playback
worked correctly.
2. Functional Testing: Verified that features like account management, payment
processing, and content recommendations worked as expected.
3. Regression Testing: Ensured that updates did not break any existing features.
4. Security Testing: Validated secure handling of user data, payment information, and
login credentials.
5. Performance Testing: Evaluated the app's video playback performance under various
network conditions.

6. Test Environment and Tools

● Netflix App (Web and Mobile versions)

● Devices for testing: Android, iOS, Desktop browsers
● Tools: Selenium for functional testing, JMeter for load testing, OWASP ZAP for security
testing, JIRA for defect tracking

7. Lessons Learned

1. Early identification of performance bottlenecks during load testing led to optimizations.

2. Automated regression tests helped speed up testing after each new build.
3. Security testing uncovered weaknesses in password storage, which were fixed in the
final release.
4. Real-time user feedback showed the need for more intuitive navigation in the app.

8. Recommendations

1. Improve mobile responsiveness for users with older device models.

2. Continue to optimize video streaming performance under lower network speeds.
3. Regularly update security measures to protect user data and payment details.
4. Enhance user experience based on feedback, particularly in the discovery of new
content.

9. Best Practices

1. Use CI/CD pipelines for continuous testing and faster feedback.<br>

2. Regularly conduct security audits to protect user data.<br>
3. Implement load testing to handle future user base growth.
10. Exit Criteria

1. All critical test cases have passed with no unresolved defects.<br>

2. The app meets functional, security, and performance requirements.

11. Conclusion
The Netflix App has passed functional, performance, and security testing. It is now ready for
deployment, and future updates will focus on enhancing performance and user experience.
38. Prepare test plan for DigiLocker app and create test summary report.
Test Summary Report for DigiLocker App

1. Purpose of the Document

This report summarizes the testing activities conducted on the DigiLocker App. It includes the
testing scope, features tested, results, and the overall quality of the app, confirming its
readiness for production deployment.

2. Application Overview
DigiLocker is a cloud-based document storage app that allows users to store, access, and share
their official documents securely. It also provides users with a digital locker to store educational
certificates, government-issued IDs, and other important documents.

3. Testing Scope

3.1. In Scope:
Functional testing for the following modules:

● User Registration and Login

● Document Upload and Storage
● Document Access and Download
● Document Sharing
● Security Features (Encryption, OTP, Biometric Authentication)
● Notifications

3.2. Out of Scope:

● Integration with third-party systems for document verification.<br>

● Performance testing for extreme user traffic.

4. Metrics

● Pass/Fail Rate: 97% of test cases passed.

● Defect Density: 2 high-priority defects identified and resolved.
● Critical Test Cases: 100% test coverage for document upload, access, and security
features.

5. Types of Testing Performed

1. Smoke Testing: Verified basic features like login and document upload/download.
2. Functional Testing: Ensured that all core features (document sharing, notifications,
security) worked as expected.
3. Regression Testing: Ensured new updates didn’t impact existing features.
4. Security Testing: Validated secure data storage, encryption, and authentication
processes.
5. Performance Testing: Verified that the app could handle uploading/downloading large
files under varying network conditions.

6. Test Environment and Tools

● DigiLocker App (Web and Mobile versions)

 ● Test accounts for users
● Devices for testing: Android, iOS, Desktop browsers
● Tools: Selenium for functional testing, JMeter for performance testing, OWASP ZAP for
security testing

7. Lessons Learned

1. Early security testing revealed potential issues with session management, which were
promptly addressed.<br>
2. Automated functional testing helped ensure consistent behavior across all
devices.<br>
3. Performance testing revealed issues when uploading large files, which were optimized
before production.<br>
4. Regular security audits are essential to maintaining data protection standards.

8. Recommendations

1. Improve mobile responsiveness for better experience on all devices.

2. Enhance encryption to protect sensitive documents.<br>
3. Continue to monitor app performance and optimize storage handling as the user base
grows.

9. Best Practices

1. Regular security audits and penetration testing.<br>

2. Continuous performance testing to ensure scalability.<br>
3. Implement CI/CD pipelines for faster testing and bug resolution.

10. Exit Criteria

1. All critical test cases must pass with no major defects remaining.<br>
2. The app meets performance, security, and functional benchmarks.

11. Conclusion
The DigiLocker App has passed functional, performance, and security testing with no critical
defects remaining. The app is ready for deployment and further monitoring will ensure continued
compliance with security and performance standards.
39. Prepare test plan for Uber app and create test summary report.
Test Summary Report for Uber App

1. Purpose of the Document

This report provides an overview of the testing activities conducted on the Uber App. It includes
the scope of testing, features tested, results, and overall app quality to ensure readiness for
production.

2. Application Overview
Uber is a ride-hailing service connecting passengers with drivers. The app allows users to book
rides, track their journey, and pay securely via various methods. It uses GPS for route
optimization and real-time ride tracking.

3. Testing Scope

3.1. In Scope:
Functional testing for the following modules:

● User Registration and Login

● Ride Booking and Tracking
● Payment Integration
● GPS Tracking and Routing
● Notifications and Alerts

3.2. Out of Scope:

● Integration with external taxi management systems.<br>

● Extreme load performance beyond standard operational capacity.

4. Metrics

● Pass/Fail Rate: 99% of test cases passed.<br>

● Defect Density: 1 medium-priority defect found and resolved.<br>
● Critical Test Cases: 100% coverage for key functionalities like booking, GPS, and
payment.

5. Types of Testing Performed

1. Smoke Testing: Verified basic features like login, ride booking, and payment
processing.
2. Functional Testing: Ensured features like ride tracking, payment, and notifications were
functional.
3. Regression Testing: Ensured new features did not break existing features.
4. Security Testing: Ensured that payment data and personal information were securely
handled.
5. Performance Testing: Ensured that the app functions smoothly even under moderate
load.

6. Test Environment and Tools

● Uber App (Web and Mobile versions)

 ● Test devices: Android, iOS
● Tools: Selenium for automation, JMeter for load testing, OWASP ZAP for security testing

7. Lessons Learned

1. Early GPS testing helped identify and address location inaccuracies.<br>

2. Automated functional tests allowed faster validation after each update.<br>
3. Regular performance testing ensured the app handles peak usage scenarios.<br>
4. Security audits helped ensure sensitive user data was protected.

8. Recommendations

1. Optimize GPS accuracy in low-signal areas.<br>

2. Improve payment gateway to handle more types of transactions smoothly.<br>
3. Enhance user interface for easier ride scheduling and tracking.

9. Best Practices

1. Implement CI/CD pipelines for continuous testing.<br>

2. Conduct regular security audits to safeguard user data.<br>
3. Use load testing to simulate peak usage scenarios and ensure scalability.

10. Exit Criteria

1. All planned test cases executed with no critical defects remaining.<br>

2. The app meets functional, security, and performance benchmarks.

11. Conclusion
The Uber App has passed functional, security, and performance testing. The app is now ready
for deployment. Continuous monitoring and future updates will ensure its continued success.
40. Prepare test plan for Blinkit app and create test summary report.
Test Summary Report for Blinkit App

1. Purpose of the Document

This report summarizes the testing activities conducted on the Blinkit App. It includes the
testing scope, features tested, results, and overall quality of the app to ensure that it meets
functional, performance, and security standards.

2. Application Overview
The Blinkit App is a grocery delivery service that allows users to browse and purchase
groceries, place orders, and track delivery. The app also provides in-app payment options and
notifications for order status.

3. Testing Scope

3.1. In Scope:
Functional testing for the following modules:

● User Registration and Login

● Product Search and Filtering
● Cart Management
● Order Placement and Confirmation
● Payment Integration (Cards, Wallets)
● Delivery Tracking (Real-time status, ETA)
● Notifications (Order status, promotional offers)

3.2. Out of Scope:

● Integration with external systems outside the payment gateways and delivery
tracking.<br>
● Extreme traffic performance testing beyond typical user load.

4. Metrics

● Pass/Fail Rate: 96% of test cases passed.

● Defect Density: 3 medium-priority defects identified and resolved.<br>
● Critical Test Cases: 100% coverage for key functionalities like payment processing,
order placement, and delivery tracking.

5. Types of Testing Performed

1. Smoke Testing: Ensured basic features like login, search, and cart management
worked.<br>
2. Functional Testing: Verified core features such as payment processing, order
confirmation, and delivery tracking.<br>
3. Regression Testing: Ensured new updates did not affect existing functionalities.<br>
4. Security Testing: Validated secure handling of payment information and user data.<br>
5. Performance Testing: Tested the app’s behavior under varying network conditions.

6. Test Environment and Tools

 ● Blinkit App (Mobile versions for Android and iOS)
● Test accounts for users (new and returning)
● Devices for testing: Android, iOS
● Tools: Selenium for automation, JMeter for performance testing, OWASP ZAP for
security testing

7. Lessons Learned

1. Performance testing uncovered potential bottlenecks when processing high volumes of

orders, leading to optimizations.<br>
2. Security audits helped uncover potential vulnerabilities in payment processing.<br>
3. Load testing revealed that delivery tracking failed during peak times, leading to
necessary improvements.<br>
4. Automated testing helped speed up regression testing after each update.

8. Recommendations

1. Enhance performance to handle a higher volume of orders during peak demand.<br>

2. Improve delivery tracking accuracy and ensure that the app can handle varying
network conditions.<br>
3. Regularly update security to safeguard user data and payment information.

9. Best Practices

1. Continuous integration for faster bug identification and resolution.<br>

2. Regular performance monitoring to ensure scalability.<br>
3. Security audits to ensure payment and user data remain protected.

10. Exit Criteria

1. All planned test cases executed with no critical defects remaining.<br>

2. The system meets functional, performance, and security benchmarks.

11. Conclusion
The Blinkit App has passed functional, performance, and security testing. The app is now
ready for deployment and ongoing updates will be conducted to ensure optimal performance
and user satisfaction.
41. Prepare test plan for M-indicator and create test summary report.
Test Summary Report for M-Indicator App

1. Purpose of the Document

This report provides an overview of the testing activities conducted on the M-Indicator App. It
includes the scope, features tested, results, and overall quality to ensure readiness for
production deployment.

2. Application Overview
M-Indicator is an app for navigating public transport routes, displaying live updates on trains,
buses, and metro services. It offers users real-time information on schedules, delays, and route
maps. It also provides offline functionality for navigating when network connectivity is
unavailable.

3. Testing Scope

3.1. In Scope:
Functional testing for the following modules:

● User Registration and Login

● Route Search and Navigation
● Real-time Updates
● Offline Mode
● Map Integration
● Notifications

3.2. Out of Scope:

● Integration with external transport systems beyond live updates.<br>

● Performance testing under extreme network conditions beyond typical user scenarios.

4. Metrics

● Pass/Fail Rate: 98% of test cases passed.

● Defect Density: 1 medium-priority defect found and resolved.<br>
● Critical Test Cases: 100% coverage for key functionalities like route search,
notifications, and real-time updates.

5. Types of Testing Performed

1. Smoke Testing: Basic checks on core features such as login and route search.<br>
2. Functional Testing: Validated key features like notifications, real-time updates, and
offline mode.<br>
3. Regression Testing: Ensured that recent updates did not break existing
functionalities.<br>
4. Performance Testing: Ensured the app worked well under various network
conditions.<br>
5. Security Testing: Ensured that user data was protected and that login methods were
secure.

6. Test Environment and Tools

 ● M-Indicator App (Android and iOS)
● Devices: Android phones, iPhones
● Tools: Selenium, Appium, JMeter for load testing, OWASP ZAP for security testing

7. Lessons Learned

1. Offline mode testing uncovered issues with caching, which were fixed before
production.<br>
2. Real-time updates were successfully validated by testing under simulated delays.<br>
3. Performance bottlenecks were identified during high network load, leading to
optimization.

8. Recommendations

1. Improve offline functionality by optimizing caching and data storage.<br>

2. Enhance real-time update accuracy by further testing network delay scenarios.<br>
3. Monitor performance continuously, especially during peak hours.

9. Best Practices

1. Perform regular usability testing to ensure the app remains user-friendly.<br>

2. Conduct load testing regularly to simulate high-demand conditions.<br>
3. Perform penetration testing regularly to ensure data security.

10. Exit Criteria

1. All critical test cases executed, with no major defects remaining.<br>

2. The app meets functional, security, and performance requirements.

11. Conclusion
The M-Indicator App passed all critical tests and is now ready for production deployment.
Future updates will focus on enhancing performance under load and improving offline
functionalities.
42. Prepare test plan for Chalo app and create test summary report.
Test Summary Report for Chalo App

1. Purpose of the Document

This report provides an overview of the testing activities conducted on the Chalo App. It
includes the scope, results, and defects encountered, ensuring that the app meets the required
quality standards for production deployment.

2. Application Overview
The Chalo App provides real-time bus tracking, route navigation, and ticket booking for public
transportation. The app allows users to track buses, book tickets, and receive updates on bus
arrivals.

3. Testing Scope

3.1. In Scope:
Functional testing for the following modules:

● User Registration and Login

● Bus Route Search and Navigation
● Real-time Tracking
● Ticket Booking and Payment
● Notifications

3.2. Out of Scope:

● Integration with external transportation systems outside the app.<br>

● Testing under extreme traffic conditions beyond expected usage.

4. Metrics

● Pass/Fail Rate: 97% of test cases passed.<br>

● Defect Density: 2 medium-priority defects identified and resolved.<br>
● Critical Test Cases: 100% coverage for core features like ticket booking, tracking, and
notifications.

5. Types of Testing Performed

1. Smoke Testing: Verified key features like login, route search, and tracking.<br>
2. Functional Testing: Ensured that the main features of ticket booking, tracking, and
payment worked as expected.<br>
3. Regression Testing: Ensured that new updates did not break existing features.<br>
4. Security Testing: Ensured that sensitive user data was securely handled.<br>
5. Performance Testing: Verified that the app performed well under varying network
conditions.

6. Test Environment and Tools

● Chalo App (Mobile versions for Android and iOS)

● Devices for testing: Android phones, iPhones
● Tools: Selenium for functional testing, JMeter for load testing, OWASP ZAP for security
testing

7. Lessons Learned

1. Real-time tracking testing revealed occasional inaccuracies with GPS data.<br>

 2. Automated payment gateway tests helped reduce the manual testing time.<br>
3. Regular load testing identified potential performance bottlenecks during peak traffic
periods.

8. Recommendations

1. Optimize GPS accuracy for real-time tracking under varying network conditions.<br>
2. Continue to improve payment processing speed for faster ticket booking.<br>
3. Monitor performance continuously during high-demand periods.

9. Best Practices

1. Implement CI/CD for fast bug identification and resolution.<br>

2. Regularly audit security to ensure user data protection.<br>
3. Perform load testing to identify and mitigate performance bottlenecks.

10. Exit Criteria

1. All critical test cases executed, with no critical defects remaining.<br>

2. The app meets functional, security, and performance benchmarks.

11. Conclusion
The Chalo App has passed functional, performance, and security testing. The app is ready for
deployment. Future updates should focus on enhancing performance and accuracy during peak
usage periods.
43. Prepare test plan for WhatsApp and create test summary report.
Test Summary Report for WhatsApp App
1. Purpose of the Document
This report provides an overview of the testing activities conducted on the WhatsApp App. It
summarizes the results of the tests, highlights any defects encountered, and confirms whether
the app meets the required functional, security, and performance criteria.

2. Application Overview
WhatsApp is a messaging application that allows users to send text messages, voice
messages, share media, and make voice/video calls. The app offers end-to-end encryption and
supports group chats and broadcasts. It also includes various features such as status updates,
file sharing, and contact syncing.

3. Testing Scope

3.1. In Scope:

● User Registration and Login

● Messaging (Text, Voice, Media)
● Voice and Video Calls
● Group Chats and Broadcasts
● Notifications
● Security (Encryption, 2FA)

3.2. Out of Scope:

● Integration with external social media systems.<br>

● Extreme performance load testing beyond typical user traffic.

4. Metrics

● Pass/Fail Rate: 98% of test cases passed.

● Defect Density: 1 high-priority defect identified and resolved.<br>
● Critical Test Cases: 100% coverage for core messaging and call features.

5. Types of Testing Performed

1. Smoke Testing: Ensured basic features like login, messaging, and calling worked.<br>
2. Functional Testing: Validated all key features such as media sharing, group chats, and
security.<br>
3. Regression Testing: Verified that new updates did not break existing features.<br>
4. Security Testing: Tested data encryption and two-factor authentication.<br>
5. Performance Testing: Evaluated app performance during voice/video calls under
varying network conditions.

6. Test Environment and Tools

● WhatsApp App (Android and iOS)

● Devices: Android phones, iPhones
● Tools: Selenium for automation, JMeter for performance testing, OWASP ZAP for
security testing
7. Lessons Learned

1. Security testing revealed vulnerabilities in data storage, which were addressed

quickly.<br>
2. Performance testing helped identify areas for improvement in video call quality.<br>
3. Automated testing improved regression test speed and reduced manual testing time.

8. Recommendations

1. Enhance call quality under poor network conditions.<br>

2. Implement adaptive video streaming to optimize performance.<br>
3. Regularly update encryption algorithms to ensure user data security.<br>
4. Improve notification management to prevent delay during peak usage.

9. Best Practices

1. Implement CI/CD pipelines for continuous testing.<br>

2. Regularly audit security and encryption protocols.<br>
3. Load testing should be done regularly to identify performance bottlenecks.

10. Exit Criteria

1. All critical test cases executed and passed.<br>

2. The app meets all functional, security, and performance benchmarks.

11. Conclusion
The WhatsApp App has passed all major tests, including functional, security, and performance
evaluations. The app is ready for deployment, with continued monitoring planned to ensure
optimal performance and security.
44. Prepare test plan for Facebook application and create test summary report.
Test Summary Report for Facebook App

1. Purpose of the Document

This report summarizes the testing activities conducted on the Facebook App. It provides an
overview of the testing scope, results, and overall app quality to ensure it meets functional,
performance, and security requirements.

2. Application Overview
Facebook is a social networking app that allows users to connect with others, share content,
and communicate through messaging. It offers real-time notifications, friend requests, and
various media sharing options.

3. Testing Scope

3.1. In Scope:

● User Registration and Login

● Profile Management
● News Feed and Content Sharing
● Messaging and Notifications
● Security and Privacy Settings

3.2. Out of Scope:

● Integration with external platforms outside social networks.<br>

● Extreme performance load testing beyond typical user load.

4. Metrics

● Pass/Fail Rate: 97% of test cases passed.

● Defect Density: 2 high-priority defects identified and resolved.<br>
● Critical Test Cases: 100% coverage for core features like login, posting, and
messaging.

5. Types of Testing Performed

1. Smoke Testing: Ensured basic features like login, messaging, and posting worked.<br>
2. Functional Testing: Validated all major features such as content sharing, notifications,
and privacy settings.<br>
3. Regression Testing: Ensured new updates didn’t disrupt existing features.<br>
4. Security Testing: Validated data protection, privacy settings, and authentication
methods.<br>
5. Performance Testing: Ensured the app worked smoothly under various network
conditions.

6. Test Environment and Tools

● Facebook App (Android and iOS versions)

● Test accounts for different user roles (new, returning, admin)
● Devices for testing: Android, iOS
 ● Tools: Selenium for functional testing, JMeter for load testing, OWASP ZAP for security
testing

7. Lessons Learned

1. Security testing helped uncover potential privacy breaches that were fixed before the
final release.<br>
2. Automated performance testing helped identify and address load issues early.<br>
3. Usability testing led to improvements in the app's interface, especially in navigation.

8. Recommendations

1. Enhance user experience by improving feed loading times.<br>

2. Continue to optimize security with ongoing audits.<br>
3. Monitor server performance during peak traffic times.

9. Best Practices

1. Use CI/CD pipelines for faster testing.<br>

2. Conduct regular penetration testing for data security.<br>
3. Implement continuous performance monitoring to identify and fix bottlenecks.

10. Exit Criteria

1. All critical test cases executed, with no major defects remaining.<br>

2. The app meets all functional, security, and performance requirements.

11. Conclusion
The Facebook App has passed all major tests and is ready for deployment. The app’s
performance, security, and functionality have been thoroughly validated. Future updates should
focus on enhancing user experience and performance during peak times.

45. Prepare test plan for MS Word and create test summary report.
MS Word App

1. Purpose of the Document

This report provides an overview of the testing activities conducted on the MS Word App. It
includes the scope of testing, features tested, results, and overall quality to ensure readiness for
production deployment.

2. Application Overview
MS Word is a widely used word processing application that allows users to create, edit, format,
and share documents. It offers features like real-time collaboration, file saving, and a rich set of
formatting tools.

3. Testing Scope

3.1. In Scope:

● User Registration and Login

● Document Creation and Editing
● Text Formatting and Styling
● Collaboration (Real-time updates, Sharing)
● File Saving (Auto-save, Save As)
● Security and Privacy Settings
● Notifications

3.2. Out of Scope:

● Integration with external third-party file storage services.<br>

● Performance testing under extreme load conditions.

4. Metrics

● Pass/Fail Rate: 98% of test cases passed.<br>

● Defect Density: 2 medium-priority defects found and resolved.<br>
● Critical Test Cases: 100% coverage for core functionality like document creation,
editing, and saving.

5. Types of Testing Performed

1. Smoke Testing: Basic checks on login, document creation, and saving.<br>

2. Functional Testing: Validated all core features such as formatting, collaboration, and
sharing.<br>
3. Regression Testing: Ensured that updates did not disrupt existing features.<br>
4. Security Testing: Validated data protection and file sharing permissions.<br>
5. Performance Testing: Ensured smooth document editing and collaboration on large
files.

6. Test Environment and Tools

● MS Word App (Windows, Web, and Mobile versions)

● Devices for testing: Android, iOS, Windows PCs
 ● Tools: Selenium for automation, JMeter for performance testing, OWASP ZAP for
security testing

7. Lessons Learned

1. Security testing helped uncover issues with file sharing permissions, which were
promptly fixed.<br>
2. Performance testing identified memory usage issues during collaboration on large
files.<br>
3. Automated regression testing sped up validation, particularly for document formatting
and editing.

8. Recommendations

1. Optimize memory usage during collaboration with large files.<br>

2. Enhance real-time collaboration to improve performance during high-volume
usage.<br>
3. Regularly update security measures to protect user data and documents.<br>
4. Improve user interface for better document navigation and formatting options.

9. Best Practices

1. Implement CI/CD pipelines for faster bug identification and fixes.<br>

2. Conduct continuous security audits to ensure data protection.<br>
3. Load testing should be performed regularly to identify performance bottlenecks.

10. Exit Criteria

1. All critical test cases executed, with no major defects remaining.<br>

2. The app meets functional, security, and performance benchmarks.

11. Conclusion
The MS Word App has passed all functional, performance, and security tests with minimal
defects. The app is ready for deployment. Regular updates and performance monitoring are
recommended.

46. Prepare test plan for Spotify application and create test summary report.
Test Summary Report for Spotify App
1. Purpose of the Document
This report provides an overview of the testing activities conducted on the Spotify App. It
summarizes the results of the tests, highlights any defects encountered, and confirms whether
the app meets the required functional, security, and performance criteria.

2. Application Overview
Spotify is a music streaming service that allows users to stream music, create and share
playlists, and access podcasts. It provides personalized recommendations, and its services are
available via free and paid subscriptions.

3. Testing Scope

3.1. In Scope:
Functional testing for the following modules:

● User Registration and Login

● Music Search and Playlist Management
● Music Streaming (Audio Quality, Buffering)
● Payment Integration
● Notifications and Alerts
● Profile Management

3.2. Out of Scope:

● Integration with external music services.<br>

● Extreme load performance testing beyond expected traffic.

4. Metrics

● Pass/Fail Rate: 99% of test cases passed.<br>

● Defect Density: 2 high-priority defects identified and resolved.<br>
● Critical Test Cases: 100% coverage for core functionality, including streaming and
payment.

5. Types of Testing Performed

1. Smoke Testing: Ensured basic features like login, music streaming, and search
worked.<br>
2. Functional Testing: Verified features like playlists, music playback, and user
profiles.<br>
3. Regression Testing: Ensured new updates did not disrupt existing features.<br>
4. Security Testing: Validated secure handling of payment information and user data.<br>
5. Performance Testing: Ensured smooth music streaming under various network
conditions.

6. Test Environment and Tools

● Spotify App (Android, iOS, Desktop)

● Devices: Android, iOS, PCs
 ● Tools: Selenium for automation, JMeter for performance testing, OWASP ZAP for
security testing

7. Lessons Learned

1. Performance testing revealed issues with streaming on slower networks, which were
optimized.<br>
2. Security testing helped identify issues with user data handling, which were
resolved.<br>
3. Automated testing improved test efficiency, particularly for verifying playlists and
subscriptions.<br>
4. User experience feedback showed a need for improved navigation between playlists
and songs.

8. Recommendations

1. Improve offline music caching to provide better streaming in low-connectivity

areas.<br>
2. Enhance security to protect payment information and user data.<br>
3. Implement continuous performance testing to optimize music streaming quality.

9. Best Practices

1. Use CI/CD pipelines for faster bug identification.<br>

2. Conduct regular security audits to protect user data.<br>
3. Load test the app under different network conditions to optimize streaming.

10. Exit Criteria

1. All critical test cases executed, with no major defects remaining.<br>

2. The app meets all functional, security, and performance requirements.

11. Conclusion
The Spotify App has passed functional, performance, and security testing. The app is ready for
deployment with ongoing improvements planned for future updates.

47. Prepare test plan for Jiomart application and create test summary report.
Test Summary Report for Jiomart App

1. Purpose of the Document

This report provides an overview of the testing activities conducted on the Jiomart App. It
includes the scope, results, and defects found, ensuring that the app meets the required quality
standards for production deployment.

2. Application Overview
Jiomart is an online grocery shopping app that provides users with a platform to browse
products, place orders, and track deliveries. It integrates secure payment gateways and offers
real-time updates on deliveries.

3. Testing Scope

3.1. In Scope:

● User Registration and Login

● Product Search and Browsing
● Cart Management
● Order Placement and Checkout
● Payment Integration
● Delivery Tracking
● Notifications

3.2. Out of Scope:

● Integration with external grocery providers.<br>

● Testing for extreme traffic beyond typical user load.

4. Metrics

● Pass/Fail Rate: 97% of test cases passed.<br>

● Defect Density: 2 medium-priority defects found and resolved.<br>
● Critical Test Cases: 100% coverage for key functionalities like order placement,
payment, and delivery tracking.

5. Types of Testing Performed

1. Smoke Testing: Basic checks on login, search, and checkout functionality.<br>

2. Functional Testing: Validated features like product browsing, checkout, and
delivery.<br>
3. Regression Testing: Ensured that updates didn’t affect existing functionalities.<br>
4. Security Testing: Ensured secure payment processing and user data protection.<br>
5. Performance Testing: Verified app performance under varying network conditions.

6. Test Environment and Tools

● Jiomart App (Android and iOS versions)

● Devices for testing: Android phones, iPhones
● Tools: Selenium for automation, Appium for UI testing, JMeter for performance testing
 7. Lessons Learned

1. Load testing helped uncover performance bottlenecks during peak traffic.<br>

2. Security testing helped prevent potential vulnerabilities in the payment flow.<br>
3. Automated functional testing sped up validation after each new release.

8. Recommendations

1. Optimize performance during peak traffic times.<br>

2. Enhance payment security with stronger encryption.<br>
3. Monitor delivery tracking accuracy under varying network conditions.

9. Best Practices

1. Use CI/CD pipelines for quicker release cycles.<br>

2. Perform continuous performance monitoring.<br>
3. Conduct security audits regularly to ensure user data is protected.

10. Exit Criteria

1. All critical test cases executed and passed.<br>

2. The app meets functional, security, and performance benchmarks.

11. Conclusion
The Jiomart App has passed functional, security, and performance testing and is ready for
production deployment. Future updates will focus on enhancing performance and delivery
tracking.

48. Prepare test plan for Instagram application and create test summary report.
Test Summary Report for Instagram App

1. Purpose of the Document

This report provides an overview of the testing activities conducted on the Instagram App. It
includes the scope, features tested, results, and overall quality of the app, confirming its
readiness for production.

2. Application Overview
Instagram is a social networking platform for sharing photos, videos, and stories. It allows users
to create profiles, engage with other users via comments, likes, and messages, and share
multimedia content.

3. Testing Scope

3.1. In Scope:

● User Registration and Login

● Profile Management
● Feed and Stories
● Direct Messaging
● Notifications
● Security (Privacy Settings, Data Protection)

3.2. Out of Scope:

● Integration with external platforms beyond media sharing.<br>

 ● Performance testing beyond typical user traffic.

4. Metrics

● Pass/Fail Rate: 99% of test cases passed.<br>

● Defect Density: 1 medium-priority defect found and resolved.<br>
● Critical Test Cases: 100% coverage for core features like content sharing, messaging,
and security.

5. Types of Testing Performed

1. Smoke Testing: Ensured basic functionality such as login and content sharing
worked.<br>
2. Functional Testing: Verified all key features such as messaging, notifications, and feed
updates.<br>
3. Regression Testing: Ensured new features did not break existing functionalities.<br>
4. Security Testing: Validated data protection, privacy settings, and user security.<br>
5. Performance Testing: Tested the app's performance under varying network conditions.

6. Test Environment and Tools

● Instagram App (Android and iOS)

● Devices: Android phones, iPhones
● Tools: Selenium for automation, JMeter for load testing, OWASP ZAP for security testing

7. Lessons Learned

1. Security testing revealed vulnerabilities related to user privacy, which were fixed.<br>
2. Performance testing identified issues with media uploads on slower networks.<br>
3. Automated testing helped improve efficiency, especially with regression tests.

8. Recommendations

1. Improve network efficiency for media uploads on low-speed networks.<br>

2. Enhance privacy settings to give users more control over data sharing.<br>
3. Monitor performance under high usage to ensure scalability.

9. Best Practices

1. Regular CI/CD pipelines to catch issues early.<br>

2. Implement regular penetration testing for user data security.<br>
3. Usability testing to ensure ease of use for new users.

10. Exit Criteria

1. All critical test cases executed and passed.<br>

2. The app meets functional, security, and performance requirements.

11. Conclusion
The Instagram App has passed functional, security, and performance testing with minimal
defects. It is now ready for deployment. Ongoing updates and monitoring will ensure continued
user satisfaction and app performance.