Example

Scenario: The developer is currently building the Login screen. Meanwhile, the tester anticipates the presence of elements such as the Username textbox, Password textbox, Login button, Forgot Password link, and Sign-Up link.

Instead of waiting for the UI to be ready, the tester can proactively create manual elements for these components in the element repository and develop the associated test cases within our tool.

This approach ensures that testing preparation progresses in parallel with development, improving overall efficiency and enabling faster feedback once the UI becomes available.

Example:

Step 1: Create a repository for web elements on the Element Repository screen.

Step 2: Click the Create Manually button.

Step 3: A pop-up will appear prompting you to enter details such as the Element Name, select the Element Type, and then click Submit.

Step 4: Similarly, create entries for all the elements as demonstrated in the screenshot below.

Step 5: Begin creating test cases using these dummy elements.

Step 6: Once the UI is ready, the user can begin capturing the actual objects.

Step 7: After saving, click on the Tools dropdown and select "Map Elements."

Step 8: A pop-up will appear, allowing you to map the dummy elements to the captured elements.

Step 9: Drag and drop the dummy elements onto the corresponding captured elements, then click Submit.

Step 10: All the properties of the elements will now be updated accordingly.

Step 11: You can directly execute the test cases you previously created without requiring any modifications, as the elements have been successfully mapped and updated. This ensures a seamless transition from dummy elements to the actual UI components, enabling immediate test execution and faster validation