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Test caseTypePriority
Complete checkout happy pathE2ECritical
Invalid card number rejectionIntegrationHigh
Address field max-length (255 chars)UnitMedium
Session expiry mid-checkoutEdge caseHigh
20 test cases · 95% coverage target · 4 critical
Test planning and coverage analysis
Create test plans, define test cases, and ensure comprehensive coverage.
Create a test plan for a checkout feature: user flows, edge cases, error scenarios, and success criteria.
Created test matrix: happy path (complete checkout), error cases (invalid address, payment declined), edge cases (special characters, max address length). Coverage: 20 test cases, 95% code coverage target. Acceptance criteria: all tests pass, 0 critical bugs.
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Test caseTypePriority
Complete checkout flowE2ECritical
Invalid address (special chars)UnitHigh
Payment declinedIntegrationHigh
Max address lengthEdge caseMedium
20 test cases · 95% coverage target
Test automation and scripting
Design and implement automated test suites to reduce manual testing burden.
Design automated test suite for our API. What framework? How to structure tests? What should be automated vs manual?
Recommended: Jest (unit tests), Supertest (API integration), Cypress (E2E). Structure: unit (functions), integration (API endpoints), E2E (user flows). Automate: all unit/integration, critical E2E paths. Manual: UX flows, accessibility, browser compatibility.
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Unit tests
Jest — fastest, best mocking support for Node/React
API integration
Supertest — native HTTP testing, no server needed
E2E tests
Cypress — visual debugging, auto-retry on flaky selectors
What to automate
All unit/integration + critical E2E user paths
Keep manual
UX flows, accessibility, browser compatibility
Bug triage and root cause analysis
Investigate reported issues, reproduce bugs, and identify root causes.
We have 50 reported bugs. How do I prioritize? What information do I need to reproduce each bug?
Prioritize by severity (critical/high/medium/low) and impact (users affected, revenue impact). To reproduce: environment (browser, OS), steps, expected vs actual, attachments (screenshots, logs). Create bug report template. Use bug tracking system (Jira) with SLA by severity.
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SeverityCountSla
Critical (P0)34 hours
High (P1)112 days
Medium (P2)28Next sprint
Low (P3)18Future
50 total bugs · prioritized by severity × users affected
Performance and load testing
Test application performance under load and identify scalability issues.
Plan load testing for our API. How many users to simulate? What metrics to measure? What are acceptable thresholds?
Load test: ramp from 100 to 10,000 concurrent users. Metrics: response time (p50/p95/p99), throughput (req/sec), error rate. Thresholds: p99 < 500ms, 99.9% success rate, < 0.1% errors. Tools: JMeter, Gatling, or k6. Run weekly before release.
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p99 Response Time (ms)
Threshold (500ms)
Compliance and accessibility testing
Audit application for compliance (GDPR, PCI), accessibility (WCAG), and security.
Audit our web app for WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility compliance and security issues. What tools and process?
Used Security Scanner: found 12 accessibility issues (color contrast, missing labels, keyboard nav), 5 security issues (unencrypted data, weak headers). WCAG checklist: headings, alt text, focus states, color contrast, keyboard access. Security: OWASP Top 10 review, SSL/TLS, input validation.
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Color contrast failures
4 elements below 4.5:1 ratio — WCAG 1.4.3
Missing form labels
5 inputs without accessible labels — WCAG 1.3.1
Keyboard navigation
3 interactive elements not keyboard-accessible
Security: headers
Missing CSP, X-Frame-Options, HSTS
Security: input validation
2 endpoints lack server-side validation
Ready-to-use prompts
Test planning
Create a comprehensive test plan: scope, test cases, coverage targets, and success criteria.
Test automation
Design automated test suite: framework selection, test structure, and CI/CD integration.
Bug prioritization
Create bug triage process: severity levels, prioritization criteria, and SLA by severity.
Load testing
Plan load testing: user volume, metrics, acceptable thresholds, and test scenarios.
Accessibility audit
Audit application for WCAG 2.1 AA compliance. Identify and prioritize fixes.
Security testing
Plan security testing: OWASP Top 10, penetration testing, and vulnerability scanning.
Test metrics
Define QA metrics: test coverage, pass/fail rate, bug escape rate, and time to fix.
Regression testing
Plan regression test suite: what to test, automation strategy, and frequency.
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Test planning and preparation
Plan testing strategy, create test cases, and prepare test environment.
Test execution and bug tracking
Execute tests, log issues, and track resolution.
Quality assurance and compliance
Verify quality gates and ensure compliance with standards.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between manual and automated testing?
Manual: exploratory, user experience, usability validation. Automated: regression, performance, repeatability. Best approach: mix both. Automate repetitive tests, manual for new features and edge cases.
How much test coverage is enough?
Aim for 80-90% code coverage. 100% coverage doesn't guarantee quality. Focus on critical paths and high-risk code. Balance coverage with test maintenance burden.
What makes a good test case?
Clear and concise, independent (no dependencies), repeatable, isolated, and verifiable. Good test case has one expected result. Includes preconditions, steps, and success criteria.
How do I handle flaky tests?
Flaky tests reduce confidence in automation. Root causes: timing issues (waits), external dependencies, race conditions. Fix: proper waits, mock dependencies, isolate tests. Isolate and investigate immediately.
When should I automate vs test manually?
Automate: repetitive tests (regression), performance testing, high-risk areas. Manual: exploratory, one-time tests, UX validation, accessibility. Start with happy path automation, expand gradually.
How do I report bugs effectively?
Include: title (concise), severity, environment (browser, OS), steps to reproduce, expected result, actual result, attachments (screenshots, logs). Make it easy for developers to reproduce and fix.
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