Summary  
This chapter explains how to create a structured test case by defining its title, priority, prerequisites, test steps, and expected results to validate specific behavior.  

General domain of usage  
User authentication testing (login functionality)

When the user tries to login without entering anything in the password field, the app should display the message "Please fill out this field." under that field.

Write a test case for this scenario, using the format shown in the last chapter. The username "testuser1" can be used in this case. 

The priority of this test is High and one of the prerequisites is that an account with the username "testuser1" should be already registered in the database.

You may skip the Test Data field and include the data directly in steps. Actual Result and Test Status fields are not required in this scenario since we are not executing test cases.

Note

You can either write the Test Case in the following chatbox, or locally, and compare it with the provided solution for verification.

In this course, the user will get an introduction on how to perform manual testing on primarily web applications. The skills aquired in this course can be used in automation testing as well.

In this section, the user will get acquainted with the concepts of Software Testing & Quality Assurance. The importance of Software Testing & QA will be explained along with the different types of Software Testing, and some tips on when to use certain types of testing.

If you want to better understand Black Box and Gray Box Testing then this course is suitable for you.

In this section, we will look at Software Testing in a practical manner. This section is primarily focused on learning how to formally write test cases in textual form, and how to use a Test Management Application to create and execute test cases.

In this section, we will be learning about different types of testing that fall under the category of Functional Testing. We will learn how to perform those tests using a Test Management Application which we explored in the last section.

In this chapter, we will cover all the important types of software testing that fall under the category of Non-Functional Testing. Although most of the non-functional testing is Whitebox, we will still try to cover each type as much as relevant in this course.

Challenge: Writing Test Cases