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Button Testing - Key Test Cases to Validate UI Interactions and Functionality
Buttons are fundamental UI elements that require thorough testing to ensure proper functionality, accessibility, and user experience. This guide covers essential test cases for testing various types of buttons in web applications, including visual consistency, placement, text clarity, tooltips, keyboard shortcuts, state management, and protection against duplicate actions.
| Nr | Test Idea | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Check if button design is consistent with the rest of the application (color, size, font, etc.) | |
| 2 | Check if the location is comfortable and logical for the user | |
| 3 | Check if the button text is clear to the user | |
| 4 | Check that all buttons are aligned correctly | |
| 5 | Check if the button should have an informative tooltip | |
| 6 | Check if the button should have a keyboard shortcut | |
| 7 | Check the conditions when the button should be enabled or disabled | |
| 8 | Check if the disabled button is easily distinguishable | |
| 9 | Check if the button should ask for confirmation | |
| 10 | When a button saves data, a successful saving message should be displayed | |
| 11 | Check how the button behaves if clicked multiple times quickly - verify if it's possible to cause any duplicate actions | |
| 12 | If the button is disabled, also check that it is protected from the backend side. After enabling the button from HTML, the button action should still be impossible |