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Sample of Cucumber BDD test scenarios written in Gherkin syntax demonstrating organized test structure for e-commerce websites. This collection shows how Given-When-Then format makes test cases readable and maintainable for stakeholders, following behavior-driven development best practices throughout.

Example: ToolShop Website Test Suite

Key Features:

• Clear Given-When-Then structure
• Reusable scenario outlines with examples
• Descriptive test data and assertions
• Organized feature files for maintainability

Sample bug report demonstrating how to document an issue found during testing. This report includes detailed step-by-step reproduction instructions, supporting evidence for visual reference, severity classification, environment specifications, and clear comparison between expected versus actual results.

Bug #001: User Can't Add Some Products to Cart

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Open https://www.saucedemo.com/ website in Google Chrome
2. Log in with username: problem_user
3. Attempt to click the "Add to cart" button for the Sauce Labs Bolt T-Shirt
4. Attempt to click the "Add to cart" button for Sauce Labs Fleece Jacket
5. Attempt to click the "Add to cart" button for Test.allTheThings() T-Shirt (Red)

Expected Result:

User should successfully add products to the cart.

Actual Result:

The "Add to cart" button does not respond. No error message displayed.

Notes:

The buttons work fine for other products.

Evidence:

This project demonstrates UI automated testing of the Saucedemo e-commerce website using modern testing practices. The framework is built with Python, leveraging Playwright for browser automation and Pytest for test execution, following the Page Object Model (POM) design pattern for maintainability and scalability.

Recorded test run

Test Report

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What's in the recording:

• Real-time Playwright test execution
• Login flow testing
• Adding product to cart
• Shopping cart operations
• Checkout process validation

This project demonstrates API automated testing practices using the AirportGap public API. The framework follows the Page Object Model (POM) pattern adapted for API testing, ensuring maintainable and scalable test code. It includes comprehensive test coverage for positive scenarios, negative scenarios, and end-to-end workflows.

Test Report

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Test Coverage:

• Get all airports with pagination
• Get specific airport by ID
• Calculate distance between airports
• Get user's favorite airports
• Get specific favorite by ID
• Add airport to favorites
• Update favorite note
• Remove favorite airport
• Authenticate and get token

This UI automation framework tests ToolShop e-commerce platform end-to-end. I used Selenium with Cucumber BDD to cover user authentication, product catalog interactions, shopping cart flows, and checkout processes. Follows Page Object Model design and includes both happy path scenarios and edge cases for real-world coverage.

Recorded test run

Test Report (Sample)

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What's in the recording:

• Real-time Selenium test execution
• Register and login flow testing
• Adding product to cart
• Shopping cart operations
• Checkout and payment process
• Invoice data validation

An end-to-end Postman collection automating API testing for ToolShop e-commerce platform. Validates the complete user journey from account registration to order completion with invoice generation. Includes automated assertions for response validation, status codes, and data integrity checks at each API endpoint.

Test Report

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Test Coverage:

• User Registration
• Authentication
• Product Browsing
• Shopping Cart
• Payment
• Invoice