(Graphical User Interface Testing) is the process of verifying that the visual elements and functionalities of a software application—such as menus, buttons, icons, and text fields—work according to user requirements and design specifications. Key Components of a GUI Test Write-Up
: The state the system must be in before the test begins (e.g., "The browser is open at the login URL"). The Test GUI
: The observed behavior during execution, used to determine if the test passed or failed. Best Practices for Writing Effective GUI Tests (Graphical User Interface Testing) is the process of
: Detailed procedures for executing the test, including specific user actions like clicks, scrolls, and text entry. including specific user actions like clicks
