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Gmail Check List Final

The document provides a checklist for testing the login page of a Gmail application. It includes sections for UI testing, functional testing, compatibility testing, and security testing. The UI testing section verifies the presence, visibility, size, and responsiveness of elements on the login page. The functional testing section checks login functionality, validations, and navigation. Compatibility testing ensures browser compatibility. Security testing validates login limits, back button behavior, error messages, session expiration, and password security.

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Gmail Check List Final

The document provides a checklist for testing the login page of a Gmail application. It includes sections for UI testing, functional testing, compatibility testing, and security testing. The UI testing section verifies the presence, visibility, size, and responsiveness of elements on the login page. The functional testing section checks login functionality, validations, and navigation. Compatibility testing ensures browser compatibility. Security testing validates login limits, back button behavior, error messages, session expiration, and password security.

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Jeyanthi Ganesan
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Check list for Gmail login page

Checklist for UI Testing


1. Verify that all the labels and controls including text-boxes, buttons, and
links are present on the Login page.
2. Verify that the font type and size of the labels and the text written on the
different elements should be clearly visible.
3. Verify that the size, color, and UI of the different elements are as per the
specifications. 
4. Verify that the application’s UI is responsive i.e. it should adjust to different
screen resolutions and devices.

Checklist for Functional Testing


1. To check that as soon as the login page opens, by default the cursor should
remain on the username textbox.
2. To check the user is able to navigate or access the different controls by
pressing the ‘Tab’ key on the keyboard.
3. Verify that the password is in masked form when entered.
4. Verify if the password can be copy-pasted or not.
5. Verify that the user is able to login by entering valid credentials and whether
by clicking on the ‘Login’ button or pressing enter key.
6. Verify that the user is not able to login with an invalid username and
password.
7. Check whether the validation message gets displayed in case the user leaves
the username or password field as blank.
8. Check for the validation message get displayed in case the user exceeds the
character limit of the user name and password fields.
9. Check the reset button functionality. Clicking on it should clear the
textbox’s content.
10.To test the checkbox with the label “remember password” on the login page.
11.To check that closing the browser should not log-out an authenticated user.
Launching the application should lead the user to login state only.

Checklist for Compatability testing

1. Is the HTML version being used compatible with appropriate browser


versions?
2. Verify the fonts are usable on any of the browsers
3. Is Java Code/Scripts usable by the browsers under test?
Checklist for Security Testing
1. Verify that there is a limit on the total number of unsuccessful login
attempts.
2. Verify that once logged in, clicking the back button doesn’t logout the
user.
3. Verify the error messages should not display any important information.
4. Verify if the user is logged out from the system or user session was
expired, the user should not be able to navigate the site.
5. Verify to access the secured and non-secured web pages directly without
login.
6. Verify the user account gets locked out if the user is entering the wrong
password several times.
7. Verify the cookies should not store passwords.

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