Test Cases Continued for the E-commerce Application

The video tutorial covers the process of verifying various elements of a web application, including the presence of a logo, search functionality, link navigation, and product display order. It emphasizes the importance of writing comprehensive test cases, including both positive and negative scenarios, to assess QA skills. The tutorial also highlights the need to align with business expectations and prepare for test execution.

Why is it important to verify the Greencoat logo on the application screen?

• To ensure it matches the business expectations

• To check if it is colorful

• To see if it is placed at the top

• To verify its size

What is a key aspect of writing test cases for interviews?

• Focusing only on positive scenarios

• Using complex language

• Writing as many test cases as possible

• Demonstrating QA skills through edge test cases

What should happen when you clear the search input?

• All products should be displayed again

• The page should refresh

• The search bar should disappear

• Only the first product should be shown

What is the expected outcome when selecting the 'Limited offer' link?

• It should take you to the homepage

• It should open a new tab

• It should display a discount code

• It should show a pop-up message

What should be displayed if a search term with special characters is used?

• A message indicating no products matched the search

• A list of all products

• A blank page

• An error message

Why is it important to understand the order of product display?

• To make the page look attractive

• To reduce the number of products shown

• To ensure it aligns with business requirements

• To increase loading speed

What should you do if the product order is unclear?

• Consult business documents or the product owner

• Guess the order

• Ignore the issue

• Rearrange the products yourself