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GUI Testing Checklist - 2

  1. Text boxes
    1. Move mouse to textbox and it should be changed to insert bar for editable text field and should remain unchanged for non-editable text field.
    2. Test overflowing textbox by inserting as many characters as you can in the text field. Also test width of the text field by entering all capital W.
    3. Enter invalid characters, special characters and make sure that there is no abnormality.
    4. User should be able to select text using Shift + arrow keys. Selection should be possible using mouse and double click should select entire text in the text box.

  2. Radio Buttons
    1. Only one should be selected from the given option.
    2. User should be able to select any button using mouse or key board
    3. Arrow key should set/unset the radio buttons.

  3. Check boxes
    1. User should be able to select any combination of checkboxes
    2. Clicking mouse on the box should set/unset the checkbox.
    3. Spacebar should also do the same

  4. Push Buttons
    1. All buttons except OK/Cancel should have a letter access to them. This is indicated by a letter underlined in the button text. The button should be activated by pressing ALT
    2. Clicking each button with mouse should activate it and trigger required action.
    3. Similarly, after giving focus SPACE or RETURN button should also do the same.
    4. If there is any Cancel button on the screen, pressing Esc should activate it.

  5. Drop down list boxes
    1. Pressing the arrow should give list of options available to the user. List can be scrollable but user should not be able to type in.
    2. Pressing Ctrl-F4 should open the list box.
    3. Pressing a letter should bring the first item in the list starting with the same letter.
    4. Items should be in alphabetical order in any list.
    5. Selected item should be displayed on the list.
    6. There should be only one blank space in the dropdown list.

  6. Combo Box
    1. Similar to the list mentioned above, but user should be able to enter text in it.

  7. List Boxes
    1. Should allow single select, either by mouse or arrow keys.
    2. Pressing any letter should take you to the first element starting with that letter
    3. If there are view/open button, double clicking on icon should be mapped to these behavior.
    4. Make sure that all the data can be seen using scroll bar.

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