Pick one problem /site and do the following
• Required
• What test to pass strategies did you use?
• Provide input data values and expected output for all scenarios you used
• What test to fail strategies did you use?
• Provide input data values and expected output for all scenarios you used
• Did you induce any bugs? What data values did you use?
• What boundary conditions did you use when testing the application?
• What boundary edges did you set when testing the application?
• Document your work in a powerpoint
Solution
Selected Problem to Test
Test to Pass
For the sign-up to Freelancer.com, I have entered both, email and password. I also clicked on agree to Freelancer terms. So it successfully moved to the next step.
Test to Fail
In this test case, I directly clicked on “Join Freelancer” without entering the email and password. I also have not clicked on agree to terms and conditions. So the sign up was failed.
I entered the password and also clicked on agree to Freelancer terms. But without inserting the email, I clicked on “Join Freelancer”. The result was a failure in Sign Up.
Boundary Condition (Smallest)
To check the boundary condition I entered the smallest value that can be accepted for the bid. The result was ok.
Boundary Condition (Largest)
I entered the largest value that can be accepted for a bid and the result was ok.
Boundary Edges (Smallest-1)
I entered the smallest-1 value for the bid and the result was an error. It did not allow me to continue the bid.
Boundary Edges (Largest+1)
I entered the largest+1 value to continue the bid and it did not give me any error. This can be considered a bug because it should not allow the bid that contains a higher value than the maximum allowed value.
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