Task for Web QA Automation

The Goal

Your task is to write automated tests preferably with Cypress, NightWatch or Playwright to demonstrate your test automation abilities.

The Process

1. Start a new github repository with detailed “README” document on how to execute the tests.
2. Write end-to-end tests fulfilling the Acceptance Criteria below.
3. Publish test execution report in html format.
4. Prepare a test summary report and include the information about platform, browser, tools etc
5. Include all tests related document in same github repository.

Acceptance Criteria

• Scenario 1: [Check the total displayed number of results for category Smart Home | Televisions]

  1. Starts on the Amazon
  2. Go to Categories list
  3. Choose category ‘Smart Home’
  4. Choose sub-category category ‘Home Entertainment’
  5. Choose sub-category ‘Televisions’
  6. Check the total number of results match the total displayed products

• Scenario 2: [Check filter by department in Deals and Promotions page]

  1. Click on Today’s Deals
  2. From Departments filter, Show see more
  3. Select Software department
  4. Assert on choosing the correct selected department

• Scenario 3: [Check the selected currency displayed for the products’ price]

  1. Go to Currency Settings
  2. Change currency from ‘USD’ to ‘AED’
  3. Save changes
  4. Check the selected currency displayed for the products’ price

• Scenario 4: [Check Product Details Page]

  1. From Search DDL, chose “Electronics” and Search for “Apple”
  2. Click on any product displayed
  3. Verify In/Out of stock, price, rating, and shipping details
  4. Click and verify add to cart feature

Bonus Round (not required, but nice-to-have)

• Usage of code quality tools such as eslint, prettier, typescript
• Integration of your tests into a CI pipeline
• Manual test cases to cover the given scenarios
• Report any found bugs with associated screenshots
• Brief Performance report on home page using Jmeter or any similar tool
• Security and Vulnerability assessment
• Surprise us…

How we’re evaluating the results

Prioritized from most important to least important, here are our evaluation criteria:

1. Acceptance Criteria: Have all acceptance criteria been fulfilled correctly?
2. Code Quality: Is the code that you’ve written clean, well-structured and easy to understand?
3. Documentation: Did you document how to run your tests well? Is your written communication clear and easy-to-understand?
4. The extra mile: Everything you did on top of the acceptance criteria.

How to submit your work

Create a public repo on Github and push your code on it. then share the link back with the team.