Create a Manual Test Case in SimplifyQA
A manual test case is a set of instructions that a tester follows to verify a specific functionality of a software application.It outlines the steps to be performed, the expected results, and the actual results obtained during testing.
In this section we will guide you through the process of creating manual test cases within our test case management tool.
Prerequisites:
A clear understanding of the software feature or functionality you're testing.
Access to the project in which you want to work in SimplifyQA.
Purpose of Manual Testing
Uncovers defects: Manual testing can identify issues that automation might miss, especially those related to user experience.
Exploratory testing: Testers can deviate from the script to explore different scenarios and find unexpected issues.
Usability testing: Manual testing helps evaluate the software's user-friendliness.
Initial testing: Manual testing is often used as a starting point before automation is implemented.
How to create Manual Test Case?
Now let's learn how to work with manual test case in SimplifyQA.
1. Navigate to Test Case
To create a new test case in SimplifyQA, open your desired project and navigate to test case section from the left menu.
2. Create a Test Case
Locate the '+ Test Case' button and choose 'Manual' and select the desired platform for which you are creating a manual test case.
3. Create Test Steps
For each step, provide:
Detailed step description (e.g., "Navigate to the e-commerce website and browse the product catalog.")
Expected result (e.g., "Website loads correctly, product catalog is visible and functional.")
Attachment: Upload the required documents, screenshots or any reference files required for a step.
Click the "Add Step" button to add a new test step.
4. Define Test Case Details:
Pre-requisites: Any setup or conditions required before executing the test case, you can mention them in the form of checklist.
Defect: If you are defining the test case for a defect, then you can select the defect in details section. Learn more
Additional Tips
Use clear and concise language in your test steps.
Include screenshots or attachments to enhance clarity.
Consider using a consistent test case template for efficiency.
Regularly review and update your test cases as the software evolves.
Purpose of Manual Testing
Uncovers defects: Manual testing can identify issues that automation might miss, especially those related to user experience.
Exploratory testing: Testers can deviate from the script to explore different scenarios and find unexpected issues.
Usability testing: Manual testing helps evaluate the software's user-friendliness.
Initial testing: Manual testing is often used as a starting point before automation is implemented.
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