Test case for search functionality

Test case for search functionality that can help in software testing.

Test Case ID	Test Scenario	Test Steps	Prerequisites	Test Data	Expected/Intended Results	Actual Results	Test Status – Pass/Fail	Test Case Author	Date
TC# 1	Testing with a valid keyword	1. Enter a valid keyword in the search field. 2. Initiate the search.	Database Connection	“Software testing”	Relevant search results are displayed.	Relevant search results were not displayed as expected.	Fail	F.R. Shamil	2-Jan-24
TC# 2	Handling an empty search field	1. Leave the search field empty. 2. Initiate the search.	N/A	(No specific data)	Appropriate message (e.g., “No results found”).	Message displayed: “No results found.”	Pass	F.R. Shamil	3-Jan-24
TC# 3	Handling special characters	1. Enter special characters in the search field. 2. Initiate the search.	N/A	All special Characters on keyboard	Handles special characters gracefully.	Search performed without issues.	Pass	F.R. Shamil	4-Jan-24
TC# 4	Case-insensitive search	1. Enter a mix of uppercase and lowercase letters in the search field. 2. Initiate the search.	Database Connection	“sOftWaRe tEsTing”	Case-insensitive search.	Search results were not case-sensitive.	Fail	F.R. Shamil	5-Jan-24
TC# 5	Testing with multiple keywords	1. Enter multiple keywords in the search field. 2. Initiate the search.	Database Connection	summer items, winter items, Coats	Correctly displays results for multiple keywords.	Relevant search results were displayed.	Pass	F.R. Shamil	6-Jan-24
TC# 6	Efficiency with a long search string	1. Enter a long search string in the search field. 2. Initiate the search.	Database Connection	Summer items with 50% sale, Winter items with no sale	Handles long search strings efficiently.	Search performed without noticeable delays.	Pass	F.R. Shamil	7-Jan-24
TC# 7	Correct sorting order of search results	1. Perform a search. 2. Verify the displayed search results.	Database Connection	all clothes items	Displays results in the correct sorting order.	Results displayed in the expected order.	Pass	F.R. Shamil	8-Jan-24
TC# 8	Maintaining a search history	1. Perform multiple searches. 2. Access the search history.	Database Connection	different search queries	Maintains a search history for user convenience.	Search history accessible and accurate.	Pass	F.R. Shamil	9-Jan-24

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