Test Cases For White Board & Marker

Test Cases For WhiteBoard Testing | White Board Test Cases: We will discuss how to write a test case about Whiteboard. We try to share as many test cases as possible so that all testers can get the benefit and also get an idea about how to write test cases for any object.

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One suggestion for all testers is to go through the functionalities before writing any test cases and get a total idea about them.

Test Cases For White Board

• Check the size of the board is as per the requirement document
• Check the weight of the whiteboard is as per the specification document
• Check the height of the whiteboard is as per the specification document
• Check the space on the whiteboard is as per the SRS document.
• Check if the whiteboard has a holder for holding the marker and duster.
• Check how many characters the user can write on the board.
• Check the material used surface of the whiteboard as per the SRS document.
• Check if the whiteboard has a protective boundary.
• Check whether all the accessory materials, like hooks and borders, are available as mentioned in the document.
• Check if the board color is pure white or any color combination with white.
• Check whether a user can write on the board.
• Check whether the written words are visible and readable.
• Check whether it is suitable for writing standard or specified markers on the whiteboard’s surface.
• Check is sufficient friction in the board to write on its surface.
• Check the colored text is visible on the whiteboard.
• Check if the reflection is minimum on the board so we can use the projector for a better presentation.
• Check that the corners of the boards are round-safe so they will not harm anyone.
• Check the board is clean and clear after rubbing the duster on it.
• Check if the board’s color is fading after using it for some time.
• Check there should be no jerking when the user writes something on the board.
• Check if the user leaves the writings on the board for a few days, then how easy it is to wipe it off.
• Check user can write with only a marker pen, or the user can use a pen or pencil on the whiteboard.
• Check how much stress is required to erase the text on the whiteboard.
• Check whether a normal duster can raise the text written over the whiteboard.
• Check the whiteboard condition on different temperatures like humidity time, high-temperature low temperature, etc
• Check whether the whiteboard is Glassy type, which means the shadow of your should not appear when you are writing something on the board

Test Case For Marker

Functionality:

• The Marker should be able to write.
• The marker should be reusable, and you can refill it with ink.

User Interface:

• The tip of the marker should be easily visible so one can quickly identify the position to hold it while writing.
• The Marker has a bar code which is a unique item code for it.
• The Marker has the name of the company which has manufactured it.
• The body color of the marker should suggest the color of the marker’s ink.
• The color of the marker should be pleasant to the eye.

Usability:

• The effort required to use the marker should be minimal, i.e., one should not has to stress about writing something with it.
• The Marker should be light to hold so as easy to use.
• The Marker can be used to write text, make figures, and color a portion of the desired object.
• The marker should exhibit smoothness while used.
• The tip of the marker should be round and not flat, and this would prevent putting stress on it.
• The marker’s circumference should be wide enough to hold, neither too wide nor too thin.

Performance:

• The tip of the marker should be made of a material so that the efficiency of using ink for writing should be high.
• The life of the marker should be optimum.

Security:

• The marker should have a cap to protect its ink from drying up when not in use.

Integration:

• The marker should be made of a plastic body that encloses a cushion soaked with ink, a tip to write, and a cap to cover it.

Compatibility:

• The Marker should be able to write on paper and the White Board.

Negative:

• The marker should not break if dropped.
• The marker stops working if used on a rough surface for some time.
• The marker can be used to hit someone.

We try to share those scenarios, which I could think of, and still, if you think that. I have missed any test cases you can comment on in the comment section. We are happy to add that to this post.