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Cross-Browser Testing Test Cases
Hello Folks,
In this tutorial, we will learn how to write Cross-Browser Test Cases. We will also learn about positive test scenarios and Negative test scenarios.
What Are The Test Cases For Cross-Browser Testing?
Here !!! Important test cases for cross-browser testing are given...
For Browser-
- Verify that the website loads in the browser.
- Verify the elements (such as buttons, forms, and menus) are visible.
- Verify the elements clickable on the page?
- Verify that the content of the page is visible on all devices.
- Verify whether the web page requires a specific browser version.
- Verify that the web page takes a longer time to load in the browser.
- Verify that this website or app opens on a tablet.
- Verify that this website opens on smartphones.
- Verify that this website responds to the specific resolution.
- Verify that this website opens on the Windows platform?
- Verify that this website opens on Apple iOS.
- Verify some of the other device platforms that are supported by the website?
- Verify CSS Version is used?
- Verify CSS Version is supported by the browser?
- Verify that the CSS rendering engine is in use.
- Verify that CSS throws an error?
- Verify whether CSS Minification affects rendering.
- Verify that CSS minification causes more errors?
- Verify that CSS contains code for a responsive layout?
- Verify that CSS makes calls to external image sources.
- Verify the size of CSS, reducing the page speed?
- Verify whether the CSS rendering is affecting the loading of certain elements.
- Verify JavaScript elements' position properly?
- Verify JavaScript library used is compliant with the W3C standard?
- Verify whether the JavaScript library is slowing down the website or app.
- Verify whether the JavaScript library increases the file size of the total website rendering.
- Verify whether the JS library used affects the resolution of the device.
- Verify that the tables work in a responsive layout.
- Verify that the tables render properly for viewing on a specific resolution.
- Verify that the data appears correctly in the respective tables.
- Verify that the HTML table responds to the responsive layout.
- Verify the CSS table breaks in the responsive layout?
- Verify that the dynamic data appears properly in the responsive layout.
- Verify that the website loads partially under a slow connection.
- Verify whether the website renders at all on a slow connection.
- Verify whether the website misses important elements while completely rendering on a slow connection.
- Verify that the content delivery network (CDN) affects the rendering of the webpage.
- Does ISP speed affect the rendering of pages across browsers?
- Verify that the browser responds well to a slow connection.
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