In my role as a tester, I am tasked with ensuring that the alterations made to both the component and view align with the specified requirements and that the application functions correctly. The following represents the user story from a tester's perspective. As a tester, it is my responsibility to ensure that the changes made to the Example view and component comply with the stated requirements and that the application functions as intended. I've listed the thorough test scenarios and related acceptance criteria for this user narrative below:
Acceptance Criteria:
Added Model Data: Make that the model information for the Example element has been modified to use the tester's name rather than "Unknown name."
Verify that the tester's name has been swapped for every instance of "Unknown name" in the model data.
Content Substitution: Make sure that the JSX statements that display the tester's name and a brief motto (up to 20 characters) have taken the place of the content in the div> element with the class "motto-update" in the Example component. Check to see that the model data was used to accurately extract the motto's starting value. Verify that the displayed name and motto have the proper styling as provided in Example.css.
Functionality of Motto Update: Make sure the user updates the slogan on the display for the name and motto. Verify that the model data is still being used to retrieve the motto's default value. Verify that the update mechanism refreshes the displayed motto to reflect changes made by the user.
Functional Analysis: Check to see if the Example view loads flawlessly and displays the new content properly. Make sure the motto and name are shown as you expect them to. To update the slogan and make sure it functions properly, test the functionality. Verify that the styling of the name and slogan is pleasing to the eye and uniform.
Still, the problem needs to be tested with the whole project. So the acceptance rate might change after the whole testing is done.
In my role as a tester, I am tasked with ensuring that the alterations made to both the component and view align with the specified requirements and that the application functions correctly. The following represents the user story from a tester's perspective. As a tester, it is my responsibility to ensure that the changes made to the Example view and component comply with the stated requirements and that the application functions as intended. I've listed the thorough test scenarios and related acceptance criteria for this user narrative below:
Acceptance Criteria: Added Model Data: Make that the model information for the Example element has been modified to use the tester's name rather than "Unknown name." Verify that the tester's name has been swapped for every instance of "Unknown name" in the model data.
Content Substitution: Make sure that the JSX statements that display the tester's name and a brief motto (up to 20 characters) have taken the place of the content in the div> element with the class "motto-update" in the Example component. Check to see that the model data was used to accurately extract the motto's starting value. Verify that the displayed name and motto have the proper styling as provided in Example.css.
Functionality of Motto Update: Make sure the user updates the slogan on the display for the name and motto. Verify that the model data is still being used to retrieve the motto's default value. Verify that the update mechanism refreshes the displayed motto to reflect changes made by the user.
Functional Analysis: Check to see if the Example view loads flawlessly and displays the new content properly. Make sure the motto and name are shown as you expect them to. To update the slogan and make sure it functions properly, test the functionality. Verify that the styling of the name and slogan is pleasing to the eye and uniform.
Still, the problem needs to be tested with the whole project. So the acceptance rate might change after the whole testing is done.