What actions will you take to test a website?

1. Requirements analysis: Study of project documentation (specifications, mockups) to understand functional and non-functional requirements.
2. Test planning:
   • Defining testing goals and scope.
   • Choosing testing strategies and methods (manual, automated, load testing, etc.).
   • Estimating resources and time.
   • Preparing test documentation (checklists, test cases).
3. Development of test artifacts:
   • Creating checklists for quick walkthrough of main scenarios.
   • Writing detailed test cases for critical and complex functionalities.
   • Developing scripts for automated testing (if applicable).
4. Test environment setup: Configuring necessary operating systems, browsers, software versions, and test data.
5. Executing testing: Conducting tests according to developed plans and test cases.
   • Functional testing (user scenarios, forms, navigation).
   • UI/UX testing (appearance, usability, responsiveness).
   • Cross-browser testing.
   • Performance and load testing (if required).
   • Security testing (basic checks).
6. Defect registration: Describing found errors with reproduction steps, expected and actual results, environment, and prioritization.
7. Re-testing and regression testing: Verifying fixed defects and absence of new errors after changes.
8. Reporting: Preparing reports on work done, found defects, and testing status.
9. Result analysis: Assessing product quality based on testing outcomes.

Additionally, for automation:

1. Choosing frameworks and tools (Selenium, Cypress, Playwright).
2. Writing and maintaining automated scripts.
3. Integration with CI/CD (Jenkins, GitLab CI).

Types of testing to be applied:

• Functional testing
• UI/UX testing
• Cross-browser testing
• Responsiveness testing
• Security testing (basic)
• Performance testing (if necessary)

Example of a test case structure:

ID	Case Name	Preconditions	Steps	Expected Result	Actual Result	Status	Comments
TC-01	Successful login of a registered user	User with valid credentials (login/password) exists in the system	1. Open the login page. <br> 2. Enter valid login. <br> 3. Enter valid password. <br> 4. Click "Login".	User is redirected to the main page of the personal account/site after login