Test Plan Document

For

CLOTH STORE
1 INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................... 3
2 BUSINESS BACKGROUND .............................................................................................................. 3
3 TEST OBJECTIVES ........................................................................................................................... 3
4 SCOPE .................................................................................................................................................. 3
5 TEST TYPES IDENTIFIED............................................................................................................... 4
6 PROBLEMS PERCEIVED ................................................................................................................ 4
7 ARCHITECTURE ............................................................................................................................... 4
8 ENVIRONMENT ................................................................................................................................ 4
9 ASSUMPTIONS .................................................................................................................................. 5
10 FUNCTIONALITY ............................................................................................................................. 5
11 SECURITY........................................................................................................................................... 6
12 PERFORMANCE ................................................................................................................................ 6
13 USABILITY ......................................................................................................................................... 7
14 TEST TEAM ORGANIZATION ....................................................................................................... 8
15 SCHEDULE ......................................................................................................................................... 8
16 DEFECTS CLASSIFICATION MECHANISM ............................................................................... 8
17 CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT.............................................................................................. 9
18 RELEASE CRITERIA .......................................................................................................................10
 Test Plan

1 Introduction
Cloth store that offers a simple and convenient way for customers to shop for
clothes. The store provides a variety of clothing options for men, women, and
children, catering to different styles and occasions. Users can browse the collection,
select their favorite items, and make secure purchases online. It focuses on delivering
an easy-to-use interface, smooth navigation, and efficient order management to
ensure a great shopping experience for customers.

2 Business Background
Cloth store is designed to meet the growing demand for convenient and accessible
shopping experiences. With more people choosing to shop online, this platform aims
to provide a wide range of trendy, affordable, and high-quality clothing for all age
groups. The idea is to create a reliable store where customers can easily find and
purchase clothes that match their style and budget. By creating a user-friendly
website with secure payment options and fast delivery, this project focuses on
building customer trust and satisfaction while tapping into the expanding online
retail market.

3 Test Objectives
The main objectives of testing the Cloth Store are as follows:
 Verify that all functional requirements specified in the System Requirements
Specification (SRS) are met.
 Validate the user interfaces for usability, responsiveness, and consistency across
browsers and devices.
 Conduct performance testing to ensure the website meets response time.
 Perform security testing to identify and mitigate potential vulnerabilities.
 Ensure that the cloth store website can handle a reasonable number of users and
challenges simultaneously.

4 Scope
Inclusions
The scope includes:
 User-Friendly Interface: Simple and intuitive website for easy navigation and
browsing.
 Secure Payment Options: Integrate multiple secure payment gateways for
smooth transactions
  Efficient Search and Filters: Enable users to quickly find products by category,
size, color, price, and more.
 Mobile Compatibility: Ensure the platform works seamlessly on both desktop
and mobile devices.
 Feedback and Reviews: Allow customers to leave reviews and ratings for
products to build trust.
 Customer Accounts: Allow users to create accounts for personalized shopping
experiences and order tracking.
 Inventory Management: Implement an efficient system to manage stock levels
and update product availability.
 Marketing Features: Integrate tools for email marketing, social media
promotions, and SEO to increase visibility.

5 Test types Identified

The following test types will be conducted during the testing process:
 Functional Testing
 Integration Testing
 System Testing
 Performance Testing
 Security Testing
 Compatibility Testing

6 Problems Perceived
Potential problems that may arise during testing include:
 Inconsistent performance under high user load.
 Cross-browser and device compatibility issues.
 Security vulnerabilities, such as improper authentication and data exposure.

7 Architecture
Cloth Store is a web-based application developed for buying different varieties of
clothes at a reasonable price. It uses a client-server architecture, with the server
managing data processing and storage while the user engages with the program via
mobile devices and web browsers.

8 Environment
 Web Application:

Browsers: Chrome, Firefox, Safari

 Operating Systems: Windows, macOS, Linux

9 Assumptions
 During the testing phase, the Clothes Store remains operational and
accessible.
 There will be enough test data accessible for various task scenarios.
 Prior to production deployment, the application will undergo testing in a
staging or testing environment.
 There will be enough devices and test resources available
 Testers have access to pertinent specifications and documents.

10 Functionality
Features to be Tested:
 User Authentication (login/logout)
 Data Input and Validation
 API Request Limit
 Error Handling

Risk Identified & Mitigation Planned

 API request limit may cause impact application performance.
 Delays in environment Setup
 Implement rate limiting mechanism to handle API calls efficiently.
 Use backup environment or cloud-based infrastructure.

Test Strategy
 Test all user actions, workflows, and edge cases.
 Verify API requests for success, failure, and error scenarios.

Automation Plans
 Automation will be used for regression testing to ensure Functionalities are
not affected by new code changes.

Test Techniques
 Black Box Testing
 Boundary Value Analysis

Tools
 Test case management: JIRA
 API Testing: Postman
Deliverables
 Test case for functionality
 Test execution reports

11 Security
Features to be Tested:
 Authentication and Authorization
 Data Encryption
 Vulnerability Scanning
 Session Management

Risk Identified & Mitigation Planned

 High Defects Count in Security Tests
 Insufficient Authentication measures may lead to Unauthorized access
 Prioritize fixes and retest critical vulnerabilities
 Implement Secure Authentication mechanisms and encryption for sensitive
data

Test Strategy
 Verify secure authentication and authorization mechanisms
 Perform penetration testing to simulate real-world attacks
 Test for common vulnerabilities like SQL Injection, Cross-Site Scripting
(XSS)

Automation Plans
 Automated Security testing tools will be used for vulnerability scanning and
penetration testing

Test Technique
 Vulnerability Scanning
 Penetration Testing

Tools
 Penetration Testing: Burp Suite
 Vulnerability Scanning: OWASP ZAP, Nessus

Deliverables
 Test cases for Security Testing
 Security testing reports

12 Performance
Features to be Tested:
 System Response Time
  Load Handling (Concurrent Users/ Requests)
 Scalability Testing

Risk Identified & Mitigation Planned

 Incomplete Requirements
 High Concurrent user load may cause performance degradation
 Conduct requirement reviews with stakeholders early
 Conduct load testing to identify performance bottlenecks and optimize
application resources

Test Strategy
 Measure response times and system resource usage
 Simulate concurrent users to test load and scalability

Automation Plans
 Automated Performance Testing tools will be used to simulate concurrent user
loads

Test Technique
 Load Testing
 Stress Testing
 Scalability Testing

Tools
 Load Testing: JMeter

Deliverables
 Test cases for Performance Testing
 Performance Testing reports with Response Time metrics

13 Usability
Usability Aspect Description
UI Design Clean, intuitive, and user-friendly interface for customers,
admins, and sales staff.
Customer UI Easy browsing, responsive design, quick checkout process, and
personalized recommendations
Admin Panel UI Well-organized dashboard for managing products, orders, and
sales reports
Ease of Navigation Clear and logical menus for easy access to products, orders, and
customer data
Consistency Consistent design elements (buttons, colors, fonts) across the
system for ease of use
Speed & Fast load times, real-time updates for inventory and orders,
Responsiveness smooth search functionality
Feedback Clear confirmations and helpful error messages (e.g., when
payment fails or item is out of stock)
Personalization Personalized product suggestions based on browsing and
purchase history
Color Contrast Sufficient text-background contrast for readability

Responsive Layout Adapts to mobile, tablet, and desktop devices

User Manuals/Guides Clear guides and manuals for customers, admins, and staff
FAQ Section Accessible FAQ section to resolve common issues

Prevent User Errors Prevent mistakes during checkout or order processing (e.g.,
incomplete information)
Undo Actions Allow users to easily undo actions (e.g., remove an item from the
cart)
Clear Confirmation Immediate confirmation messages after key actions (e.g., order
placed successfully)
Onboarding for New Guided onboarding process for new users to understand the
Users system features

This table highlights the essential usability aspects in a concise manner while covering all
key areas that make the Cloth Store Management System easy to use and accessible to all
types of users.

14 Test Team Organization

This Test Team Organization ensures that each aspect of the Cloth Store Management
System is tested for optimal performance, security, usability, and overall functionality
before deployment, providing a seamless experience for customers, admins, and sales
staff.

15 Schedule
The schedule provides a high-level view of the project's progress, from planning to
deployment.

16 Defects Classification Mechanism

Defect Type Examples
Functional Orders not processing, inventory not updating
Usability Buttons not working, hard-to-use screens
Performance Slow load times, system crashes
Security Payment info not secure, unauthorized access
Compatibility Not working on mobile or some browsers

Severity Examples
Critical (S1) Payment failures, Admin login issues
Major (S2) Inventory errors, slow order processing
Minor (S3) UI misalignments, small display errors
Trivial (S4) Minor graphic issues, font errors

Priority Examples
High System crashes, critical payment problems
Medium Report errors, order status not updating
Low Small UI tweaks, typos in emails

This simplified classification helps the team quickly understand what the problem is, how
bad it is, and how urgently it needs to be fixed.

17 Configuration Management
Configuration Management (CM) for the Cloth Store Management System involves
managing and tracking changes to both software and hardware components to ensure
stability and consistency. It includes:

 Configuration Identification: Tracking all system components (source code,

databases, hardware).

 Configuration Control: Managing changes with tools like version control (Git)
and ensuring changes are reviewed and approved.

 Configuration Status Accounting: Keeping records of all changes, who made

them, and why.

 Configuration Verification and Audit: Ensuring changes work correctly and

meet standards through testing and audits.
  Documentation: Maintaining clear records of configurations, changes, and
version histories.

CM helps keep the system reliable, secure, and scalable, avoiding disruptions from
improper updates.

18 Release Criteria
Release criteria define the conditions that must be met before a new version of the Cloth
Store Management System is considered ready for deployment to production. These
criteria ensure that the system is stable, functional, and meets the business requirements
before being made available to users.

 Functional Requirements: All system features must work as expected.

 Non-Functional Requirements: Performance, security, and usability standards
must be met.
 Testing: Complete all testing (unit, integration, system, UAT, performance, and
security).
 Bug Fixes: All critical and major issues must be resolved.
 Documentation: Complete user and technical documentation.
 Backup and Rollback Plan: Ensure data is backed up and a rollback plan is in
place.
 Compliance: Meet all legal and data protection requirements.
 Stakeholder Approval: Get approval from business owners, developers, and QA.
 Environment Readiness: Ensure production and staging environments are ready.
 Final Approval: Get final approval for deployment.