Create e testing plan list for a new beauty theme website to test
Overall Testing Plan
Functional Testing
- Ensure all links and buttons lead to the correct pages
- Verify navigation menu is user-friendly and intuitive
- Check if users can successfully register and login
- Verify account information is saved and accessible
- Search for different keywords and phrases
- Verify search results are accurate and relevant
- Check product images, descriptions, and pricing
- Verify product options and variations are displayed correctly
- Add items to cart and proceed to checkout
- Verify payment options and shipping details are accurate
- Submit a test inquiry through the contact form
- Verify email notifications are received by the website admin
- Add items to cart and verify they are saved
- Check if users can easily view and edit their cart
- Apply different filters (e.g. price, category)
- Verify filtered results match the selected criteria
- Sort products by price, popularity, etc.
- Verify products are displayed in the correct order
- View recommended products on different pages
- Verify recommendations are relevant to user preferences
- Add products to wishlist and view saved items
- Verify users can easily add and remove items from wishlist
- Share products on different social media platforms
- Verify shared links direct to the correct product page
- Submit a product review and rating
- Verify reviews are displayed correctly and ratings are accurate
Usability Testing
- Ensure the website layout is visually appealing and user-friendly
- Check for consistency in design elements such as color scheme and typography
- Verify that the website is responsive and functions well on various mobile devices
- Test for any issues with layout or content display on different screen sizes
- Check for compliance with accessibility standards such as WCAG
- Test keyboard navigation and screen reader compatibility
- Measure the website loading speed using tools like Google PageSpeed Insights
- Optimize images and code to improve loading times if necessary
- Evaluate the overall user experience from landing on the homepage to completing a desired action
- Identify any pain points or areas for improvement in the user journey
- Check the ease of navigating between pages and finding relevant information
- Test the effectiveness of menus, breadcrumbs, and search functionality
- Ensure that content is easy to read and understand
- Check for proper formatting, font size, and contrast for readability
- Test the search bar for accuracy and relevance of search results
- Check the functionality of filters in refining search results
- Ensure consistency in design elements such as buttons, forms, and navigation bars
- Check for uniformity in layout and styling across all pages
- Evaluate the visibility and clarity of calls to action
- Test the effectiveness of buttons and links in prompting user actions
- Ensure clear and helpful error messages are displayed when users encounter issues
- Test the usability of error messages and feedback mechanisms
- Check the usability of input forms and fields for user input
- Test the checkout process for ease of use and completion
- Evaluate the user feedback mechanisms for ease of use and visibility
- Test the functionality of surveys or feedback buttons
- Verify that social media integration is functional and encourages user engagement
- Test sharing features and social media links for usability
- Check the website's compatibility with popular browsers such as Chrome, Firefox, and Safari
- Test the website on various devices including desktops, laptops, tablets, and smartphones
Performance Testing
- Use tools like GTmetrix or Google PageSpeed Insights to measure load time
- Record load time for different pages and optimize accordingly
- Increase the number of users accessing the website simultaneously
- Monitor website performance and identify any scalability issues
- Use tools like Pingdom to measure response time
- Analyze response time data and optimize server settings if needed
- Simulate heavy traffic using tools like Apache JMeter
- Monitor website stability and identify any bottlenecks
- Use server monitoring tools like New Relic to track server performance metrics
- Optimize server settings based on performance data
- Gradually increase the load on the website until it reaches its breaking point
- Identify weak points in the website infrastructure
- Simulate multiple user sessions using tools like LoadRunner
- Analyze how the website performs under different levels of concurrency
- Use tools like BrowserStack to test website performance on various devices
- Test website performance on different internet connection speeds
- Monitor website performance before and after integrating third-party tools
- Identify any performance degradation caused by third-party integrations
- Use server monitoring tools to track CPU, memory, and disk usage during peak traffic
- Optimize server resources allocation to handle peak loads efficiently
- Use caching plugins like WP Super Cache or W3 Total Cache
- Configure caching settings to cache static content and reduce server load
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