Test Cases For Add to Cart Button- E-commerce Website Testing - Test Cases for amazon Shopping Cart
Test Cases for Add to Cart Button (amazon Shopping Cart )- How to write test case for Add to Cart functionality?
Here!!! Important Test cases for add-to-cart are given...
Add To Cart Functionality :
- First, verify whether add to cart button is clickable or not.
- Check whether the user is able to add the item to the cart or not.
- Verify that the count of the cart getting changing or not when the user adds an item to the cart.
- Check that when the user tries to add the same item to the cart multiple times.
- Check whether the confirmation message shows or not when the user adds any item to the cart successfully.
- Check that page redirects the user to the checkout page when the user adds the very first item to the cart. (ref. Amazon)
- Check that count of the cart gets changed when the user clicks on add to cart button for the second time. (ref. Amazon)
- Verify that the item added to the cart shows the same item as clicking on add to cart.
- Verify the count of the cart showing properly when the user adds any item to the cart.
- Check that user is able to remove or delete items from the cart.
- Verify whether the confirmation message shows or not when the user deletes any item from the cart.
- Check the cart count when the user removes any item from the cart.
- Check that all the items added to the cart showing in proper sequence.
- Check whether the user is able to check out the multiple items from the cart or not.
- Check that when the user tries to checkout only one item from the cart.
- Check that subtotal of all items in the cart shows the exact amount or not.
- Check whether the subtotal is getting changed or not when the user removes any item from the cart.
- Verify that the user is able to change the number of items from the cart or not.
- Check details description page getting open or not when the user clicks on the item name from the cart.
- Verify the other Details of the cart eg. Cart design, label, buttons, etc.
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