Design Screen
The Design screen includes the Toolbar Header, Left Bar, Canvas, Right Bar, Left Chevron, Right Chevron, and Footer Section.
Toolbar Header: A toolbar header is a graphical user interface element generally positioned at the application's top. It has a project drop-down, select icon, copy icon, and paste map icon for rapid access to frequently used elements or operations within the Avo Assure tool.
Project drop-down: The user can select the desired project from the project drop-down.
Select Icon: The user can select the required scenario, screen, and test steps from the select icon.
Copy Icon: The user can copy the required scenario, screen, and test steps from the copy icon.
Paste Icon: The user can paste the required scenario, screen, and test steps from the paste icon.
Left Bar: A left bar is a graphical user interface element generally positioned at the application's left. It has modules and end-to-end flow. A Vertical navigation menu provides users access to various modules and end-to-end flow within the Avo Assure tool.
Modules: A module can include functions like scenario, screen, and test step management, as well as test step execution. Modules can be created and modified to customize the application's functionality to satisfy testing requirements.
End-to-End flow: A end-to-end flow can include functions like scenario, screen, and test step management, as well as test step execution. The end-to-end flow can be created and modified to customize the application's functionality to satisfy different testing requirements.
Canvas: The Canvas functionality is intended to let users create and organize scenarios, screens, and test cases more efficiently. Users can more easily understand the structure and flow of the test case by providing a visual representation of the scenario, screen, and test case, which can help to increase the precision and completeness of their testing efforts.
Right Bar: A right bar is a graphical user interface element generally positioned at the application's right. It has the switch layout, full screen, and info.
Switch Layout:
Full Screen: The state of an application in which it is displayed at the largest size possible on a screen, occupying the entire available display area, is referred to as a full screen. This may help in reducing distractions and improving attention on the application.
Info: Info consists of the project name, application type, and domain. Users may understand the project and its scope better by obtaining this information.
Footer: The footer contains the Avo Assure copyright. This indicates that the content on Avo Assure's website is protected by copyright law and that others are not allowed to reproduce, distribute, or use it without Avo Assure's permission.
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