Could anybody send me testcase format for website testing?
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Test case format does not varies with the type of
application. It solely depends upon the format
specified/accpeted by your client. Similarly there may be n
test case formats for n websites(testing) if they belong to
different clients.
Cheerz,
Saurabh garg
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Answer / yoga s.d
Test case format is same for all the applications. But
changes in the format depends on the company standards. It
means the companies are following their own template/
format to writr the test cases.
But, the commom test case format is:
1) Pre-condition
2) Test case ID
3) Test Description
4) Expected Result
5) Actual Result
6) Pass/Fail
7) Remarks
Thanks,
Yoga S.D
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