The user story outlines the task of adding dynamic view switching functionality to the application. It requires the creation of two files, p4.html and p4.jsx, which will include two view components (Example and States). The primary goal is to implement the ability to toggle between these two views using a button placed above each view. The expected behavior is described in detail, including the button's labeling and the behavior of the views when switching.
Acceptance Criteria:
File Creation: Confirm that the new HTML file (p4.html) and its corresponding JSX file (p4.jsx) are created as specified.
Component Integration: Ensure that both view components (Example and States) are correctly integrated into the p4.jsx file.
Dynamic Switching: Validate that the implemented dynamic switching between the views functions as described:
When the States view is initially displayed, the button above it should read "Switch to Example."
Clicking the "Switch to Example" button should hide the States view and display the Example view.
Clicking the "Switch to Example" button again should toggle back to the States view.
Button Labeling: Verify that the button's labels update correctly based on the currently displayed view. For example, when the States view is visible, the button should read "Switch to Example," and when the Example view is visible, it should read "Switch to States."
Functional Analysis:
View Switching: Test the core functionality of switching between the Example and States views. Ensure that the views transition smoothly without any errors or glitches.
Button Interaction: Verify that the button behaves as expected. Clicking it should result in the appropriate view being displayed, and the button's label should update accordingly.
Initial State: Check whether the initial state of the application correctly displays the States view with the "Switch to Example" button.
Toggle Behavior: Test the toggle behavior multiple times to confirm that it cycles between the Example and States views correctly.
Integration Testing: Assess the integration of the view components within the p4.jsx file to ensure they work together seamlessly.
Edge Cases: Consider edge cases, such as rapid button clicking or interaction on slower devices, to ensure the application remains stable.
Performance: Check for any performance issues, especially if the views contain complex content. Ensure that switching between views does not lead to slow page loads or noticeable lag.
Accessibility: Confirm that the user interface elements, including the button, are accessible and follow accessibility standards.
By thoroughly testing these aspects, I can ensure that the dynamic switching of views feature is implemented correctly, providing a smooth and error-free user experience
The user story outlines the task of adding dynamic view switching functionality to the application. It requires the creation of two files, p4.html and p4.jsx, which will include two view components (Example and States). The primary goal is to implement the ability to toggle between these two views using a button placed above each view. The expected behavior is described in detail, including the button's labeling and the behavior of the views when switching.
Acceptance Criteria: File Creation: Confirm that the new HTML file (p4.html) and its corresponding JSX file (p4.jsx) are created as specified. Component Integration: Ensure that both view components (Example and States) are correctly integrated into the p4.jsx file. Dynamic Switching: Validate that the implemented dynamic switching between the views functions as described: When the States view is initially displayed, the button above it should read "Switch to Example." Clicking the "Switch to Example" button should hide the States view and display the Example view. Clicking the "Switch to Example" button again should toggle back to the States view. Button Labeling: Verify that the button's labels update correctly based on the currently displayed view. For example, when the States view is visible, the button should read "Switch to Example," and when the Example view is visible, it should read "Switch to States." Functional Analysis: View Switching: Test the core functionality of switching between the Example and States views. Ensure that the views transition smoothly without any errors or glitches. Button Interaction: Verify that the button behaves as expected. Clicking it should result in the appropriate view being displayed, and the button's label should update accordingly. Initial State: Check whether the initial state of the application correctly displays the States view with the "Switch to Example" button. Toggle Behavior: Test the toggle behavior multiple times to confirm that it cycles between the Example and States views correctly. Integration Testing: Assess the integration of the view components within the p4.jsx file to ensure they work together seamlessly. Edge Cases: Consider edge cases, such as rapid button clicking or interaction on slower devices, to ensure the application remains stable. Performance: Check for any performance issues, especially if the views contain complex content. Ensure that switching between views does not lead to slow page loads or noticeable lag. Accessibility: Confirm that the user interface elements, including the button, are accessible and follow accessibility standards. By thoroughly testing these aspects, I can ensure that the dynamic switching of views feature is implemented correctly, providing a smooth and error-free user experience