could u please tell the testcases to test gmail
Answer Posted / reddy
1)Go to browser and type the Url www.gmail.com then we
should get the gmail login page.Cursor should be on
Username textbox.
2)Type Correct username and Password then we should get
Gmail Home page.
3)Type Incorrect Username or Password then we should get
error message"Invalid username or Password"
4)Home page should have the unread mails and read mails of
Inbox.
5)when we click on one unread mail, mail should be
displayed.
6)when we click on spam,if any junk mails are there that
should be displayed.
7)when we click on compose mail,it should navigate to one
wordpad and should send mails.
8)when we click on sentmails mails,mails should be
displayed as we sent before.
9)when we click on sign out,page should be logged out.
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