Lead QA-BDD-focused QA Tool

Example

For a shopping cart feature in an e-commerce app, Lead QA would outline scenarios including adding items to the cart, removing items, adjusting quantities, and checking out.

Scenario

A scenario could involve a user adding multiple items to their cart, applying a discount code, and then proceeding to checkout. Lead QA would detail each step, expected outcomes, and potential error conditions.

Example

Given a requirement for a user registration feature, Lead QA would craft Cucumber scenarios detailing steps for a successful registration, handling of invalid input, and duplicate email addresses.

Scenario

A Cucumber scenario might start with 'Given a new user visits the registration page', followed by 'When the user submits a form with valid details', and 'Then they are registered and logged in'. Additional scenarios would cover invalid or incomplete form submissions.

Example

For a payment processing system, Lead QA ensures scenarios cover all payment methods, successful and failed transactions, and security checks.

Scenario

This could include scenarios for credit card payments, PayPal, and gift cards, along with tests for expired cards, insufficient funds, and fraud detection mechanisms.