This case study outlines functional, localization, and cross-browser testing for a web-based application designed to calculate the minimum toll tax for road travel.
Customer
“Highway Taxes” is a web-based application designed to calculate the minimum toll for traveling on a toll road and determine the most cost-effective route between points A and B.
Tasks
Our primary objective in this project was to conduct functional, localization, and cross-browser testing to ensure that the developed features complied with requirements, specifications, project documentation, and user expectations.
Realization
Our mission was to ensure the seamless rendering of all website pages across various browsers while maintaining overall site quality. Additionally, we conducted localization testing to verify that the application was culturally adapted for the target country, including the translation of documentation, the user interface, and supporting materials. Furthermore, we performed accessibility testing to ensure usability for individuals with disabilities.
Tools and Platforms
Tools Used: Confluence, Mantis, BrowserStack, TestRail
Operation Systems: Windows/Chrome + Edge + Firefox, macOS/Safari+Chrome
Testing Types
- Localization Testing
- Accessibility Testing
- Cross-Browser Testing
- Functional Testing
- GUI Testing
Team
1 QA lead, 2 QA engineers
Duration
Over 300 man-hours
Deliverables
- Test Plan
- Test Cases
- Functional Testing Scenarios
- Bug Reports
- Traceability matrix
Results
- Comprehensive product quality assessment with detailed feedback.
- Thorough bug reports highlighting critical and minor issues.
- Actionable recommendations for product improvement.
- Updated and refined test documentation to support future QA processes.