Here is a detailed test case template for the login page of a parking management system.

Each
test case ensures that the functionality and user experience of the login page work as expected.

Test Case: Login Page of Parking Management System

Test Case ID

LPG-01

Test Case Title

Verify that the login page loads successfully.

Test Steps

1. Open the parking management system URL in a browser.

2. Wait for the login page to load.

Test Data

N/A

Expected Result

The login page loads completely, displaying input fields for username and password, and a login
button.

Test Case ID

LPG-02

Test Case Title

Verify login functionality with valid credentials.

Test Steps

1. Enter a valid username and password in the respective fields.

2. Click the Login button.
Test Data

 Username: admin_user
 Password: securePass123

Expected Result

The user is redirected to the dashboard/homepage of the parking management system.

Test Case ID

LPG-03

Test Case Title

Verify error message for invalid credentials.

Test Steps

1. Enter an invalid username and/or password.

2. Click the Login button.

Test Data

 Username: wrong_user
 Password: wrongPass123

Expected Result

An appropriate error message such as "Invalid username or password" is displayed, and the login
page remains accessible.

Test Case ID

LPG-04

Test Case Title

Verify password field masking.

Test Steps
 1. Enter any text in the password field.

Test Data

 Password: anyPassword123

Expected Result

The password field masks the entered text with dots or asterisks.

Test Case ID

LPG-05

Test Case Title

Verify "Forgot Password" functionality.

Test Steps

1. Click the Forgot Password link on the login page.

2. Follow the recovery steps displayed.

Test Data

 Registered email: user@domain.com

Expected Result

The user is prompted with instructions to reset the password, such as receiving a recovery email.

Test Case ID

LPG-06

Test Case Title

Verify login functionality without entering credentials.

Test Steps

1. Leave the username and password fields blank.

 2. Click the Login button.

Test Data

N/A

Expected Result

An error message such as "Username and Password cannot be empty" is displayed.

Test Case ID

LPG-07

Test Case Title

Verify the "Remember Me" functionality.

Test Steps

1. Enter valid credentials.

2. Check the Remember Me checkbox.
3. Log in and then log out.
4. Open the login page again.

Test Data

 Username: user1
 Password: password1

Expected Result

The username field is pre-filled with the remembered username.

Test Case ID

LPG-08

Test Case Title

Verify login with inactive user account.

Test Steps
 1. Enter credentials for an inactive user account.
2. Click the Login button.

Test Data

 Username: inactive_user
 Password: pass123

Expected Result

An error message such as "Account is inactive. Please contact support." is displayed.

Test Case ID

LPG-09

Test Case Title

Verify SQL injection prevention.

Test Steps

1. Enter a malicious SQL script in the username or password field (e.g., "' OR 1=1 --").
2. Click the Login button.

Test Data

 Username: "' OR 1=1 --"

 Password: "' OR 1=1 --"

Expected Result

The system prevents login and displays an error message. No unauthorized access is granted.

Test Case ID

LPG-10

Test Case Title

Verify the responsiveness of the login page.

Test Steps

1. Open the login page on devices with different screen sizes (desktop, tablet, mobile).

Test Data

N/A

Expected Result

The login page adapts its layout and design to fit different screen sizes seamlessly.

Test Case ID

LPG-11

Test Case Title

Verify session timeout after login.

Test Steps

1. Log in with valid credentials.

2. Leave the session idle for the configured timeout duration.

Test Data

N/A

Expected Result

The user is automatically logged out after the session timeout, and the system redirects to the
login page.

Would you like me to expand on any of these or add additional test cases?
These test cases cover various scenarios you might want to validate in a parking management
system, including basic functionalities, payment processing, and system performance. You can
adjust these test cases to better fit your specific system design or business rules.

Certainly! Below are some test cases for a Vehicle Parking Management System (VPMS).
These test cases will cover different functionalities, such as parking space availability, ticket
generation, payment handling, parking slot reservations, and system alerts.

Test Case 1: Parking Slot Availability Check

Test Case ID: TC_001

Test Case Description: Verify that the system can correctly show available parking slots.

Preconditions:

 Parking lot has a mix of occupied and vacant parking slots.

 The system is connected to parking slot sensors or manual inputs.

Test Steps:

1. Open the parking management system interface.

2. Check the availability status of the parking slots (e.g., graphical representation of parking lot).
3. Verify that available slots are shown as vacant and occupied slots as occupied.

Expected Result:

 The system should correctly display available (vacant) and occupied parking slots in real-time.

Test Case 2: Vehicle Entry and Ticket Generation

Test Case ID: TC_002

Test Case Description: Verify that the system generates a ticket upon vehicle entry.

Preconditions:

 The parking lot has a ticketing machine or automated entry system.

 The vehicle entry gate is functional.

Test Steps:
 1. A vehicle approaches the entry gate.
2. The vehicle is detected by the entry sensor or manual input.
3. The system generates a parking ticket (with timestamp, parking slot, and unique ID).
4. The ticket is issued to the driver.

Expected Result:

 The system should generate a ticket with the correct parking slot number and timestamp when
a vehicle enters the parking lot.

Test Case 3: Vehicle Exit and Payment

Test Case ID: TC_003

Test Case Description: Verify that the system calculates the parking fee and allows the
vehicle to exit after payment.

Preconditions:

 A valid parking ticket is issued for the vehicle.

 Payment system (e.g., cash, card, mobile app) is functional.

Test Steps:

1. The vehicle approaches the exit gate.

2. The driver scans or inputs the ticket information.
3. The system calculates the parking fee based on the parking duration.
4. The driver makes payment using the available payment methods.
5. The system processes the payment and raises the exit barrier.
6. The vehicle exits the parking lot.

Expected Result:

 The system should calculate the correct parking fee, process the payment, and allow the vehicle
to exit after successful payment.

Test Case 4: Reserve Parking Slot

Test Case ID: TC_004

Test Case Description: Verify that the system allows a user to reserve a parking slot in
advance.
Preconditions:

 The parking lot supports reservation functionality.

 The user has access to the reservation interface (web/mobile app or kiosk).

Test Steps:

1. The user logs into the system (via website or app).

2. The user selects a parking lot and chooses a date and time for reservation.
3. The system checks slot availability and confirms the reservation.
4. The user receives a confirmation with a reserved parking slot number and time.
5. The user arrives at the parking lot at the reserved time.

Expected Result:

 The system should reserve the slot and provide confirmation to the user. Upon arrival, the
reserved slot should be available for the user.

Test Case 5: Parking Slot Releasing After Vehicle Exit

Test Case ID: TC_005

Test Case Description: Verify that the system correctly releases the parking slot after the
vehicle exits.

Preconditions:

 The vehicle has entered the parking lot and has been assigned a parking slot.
 The system uses sensors or manual input to track the vehicle's exit.

Test Steps:

1. The vehicle exits the parking lot after payment or ticket validation.
2. The system detects the vehicle’s exit.
3. The system marks the parking slot as vacant.
4. The updated parking slot status is displayed in the system.

Expected Result:

 The system should correctly release the parking slot and update the slot availability in real-time.

Test Case 6: Maximum Parking Capacity Reached

Test Case ID: TC_006

Test Case Description: Verify that the system handles the scenario when the parking lot
reaches maximum capacity.

Preconditions:

 The parking lot is at full capacity.

Test Steps:

1. Attempt to park a vehicle when the parking lot is full.

2. The system should reject the entry and display a "Parking Lot Full" message.

Expected Result:

 The system should prevent entry if the parking lot is at full capacity and inform the user about
the lack of available slots.

Test Case 7: Payment Gateway Failure

Test Case ID: TC_007

Test Case Description: Verify that the system handles payment gateway failures gracefully.

Preconditions:

 The payment gateway is functional.

 The vehicle is ready to exit the parking lot.

Test Steps:

1. The driver attempts to make a payment at the exit.

2. Simulate a payment gateway failure (e.g., network or server issue).
3. Observe the system's response.

Expected Result:

 The system should display a payment error message and prompt the user to retry or use an
alternative payment method. The vehicle should not be allowed to exit until the payment is
successful.
Test Case 8: Invalid Ticket Scanning at Exit

Test Case ID: TC_008

Test Case Description: Verify that the system handles invalid or expired tickets at the exit.

Preconditions:

 A valid parking ticket was issued at entry.

Test Steps:

1. The driver approaches the exit gate and attempts to scan a valid/expired/incorrect ticket.
2. The system checks the ticket validity.
3. If the ticket is invalid (expired, incorrect, or already used), the system should reject it and
prompt the driver for further action.

Expected Result:

 The system should reject invalid tickets and provide an error message, such as "Invalid Ticket" or
"Ticket Expired", prompting the driver to resolve the issue.

Test Case 9: Notification of Available Parking Slots

Test Case ID: TC_009

Test Case Description: Verify that the system sends a notification (SMS/Email/App Push)
when parking slots become available.

Preconditions:

 The system should have an alert/notification feature enabled.

Test Steps:

1. Monitor parking lot occupancy in real-time.

2. Once a vehicle exits and frees up a parking slot, check if the system sends a notification to the
registered users who have requested updates about parking slot availability.

Expected Result:

 The system should send notifications to users when a parking slot becomes available (if
requested).
Test Case 10: User Login and Account Management

Test Case ID: TC_010

Test Case Description: Verify that users can log in, manage their account, and view their
parking history.

Preconditions:

 The system supports user registration, login, and account management.

Test Steps:

1. A user logs into the system (via web/mobile app).

2. The user views their profile and parking history (e.g., past reservations, payment history).
3. The user updates personal details or payment methods if needed.

Expected Result:

 The system should allow users to log in, manage their account, and view their parking history
without issues.

Here is a detailed set of test cases for the Home Page of a Parking Management System.
These test cases ensure that the home page functions correctly and provides a seamless user
experience.

Test Case: Home Page of Parking Management System

Test Case ID

Test Case Title

Verify that the home page loads successfully.

Test Steps
 1. Log in to the parking management system.
2. Verify that the user is redirected to the home page after a successful login.

Test Data

N/A

Expected Result

The home page loads completely, displaying essential sections like parking slots overview,
navigation menu, and recent transactions.

Test Case ID

HPG-02

Test Case Title

Verify the display of parking slot availability.

Test Steps

1. Navigate to the home page.

2. Check the section displaying parking slot availability (e.g., "Available Slots" and
"Occupied Slots").

Test Data

N/A

Expected Result

The home page accurately displays the current status of available and occupied parking slots.

Test Case ID

HPG-03

Test Case Title

Verify the functionality of the navigation menu.

Test Steps
 1. Check all links/buttons in the navigation menu (e.g., "Dashboard," "Manage Parking,"
"Reports").
2. Click each link to verify navigation.

Test Data

N/A

Expected Result

Each link/button redirects to the appropriate page. The navigation menu is functional and
intuitive.

Test Case ID

HPG-04

Test Case Title

Verify the user profile section.

Test Steps

1. Locate the user profile section on the home page (e.g., top-right corner).
2. Check the displayed information (username, profile picture, etc.).

Test Data

 Logged-in user: admin_user

Expected Result

The user profile section displays correct details for the logged-in user, including the option to log
out.

Test Case ID

HPG-05

Test Case Title

Verify the display of recent parking transactions.

Test Steps

1. Locate the "Recent Transactions" section on the home page.

2. Verify that the displayed transactions match the latest entries in the database.

Test Data

 Sample transactions from the database.

Expected Result

The "Recent Transactions" section displays accurate and up-to-date information.

Test Case ID

HPG-06

Test Case Title

Verify the responsiveness of the home page.

Test Steps

1. Open the home page on devices with different screen sizes (desktop, tablet, mobile).
2. Resize the browser window to simulate different resolutions.

Test Data

N/A

Expected Result

The home page layout adjusts seamlessly to different screen sizes. All components are accessible
on all devices.

Test Case ID

HPG-07

Test Case Title

Verify the notification or alert system.

Test Steps

1. Trigger an event that generates a notification or alert (e.g., a parking slot is reserved, or
payment is overdue).
2. Verify the display of the notification/alert on the home page.

Test Data

 Event: Parking slot reservation.

Expected Result

Notifications or alerts appear prominently and display accurate information.

Test Case ID

HPG-08

Test Case Title

Verify performance and loading speed.

Test Steps

1. Measure the time taken to load the home page after logging in.

Test Data

N/A

Expected Result

The home page loads within the acceptable time frame (e.g., under 3 seconds for most
scenarios).

Test Case ID

HPG-09

Test Case Title

Verify the "Search" functionality (if available).

Test Steps

1. Locate the search bar on the home page.

2. Enter a valid search term (e.g., vehicle registration number or parking slot ID).
3. Execute the search.

Test Data

 Search term: MH12AB1234

Expected Result

The system displays search results matching the query.

Test Case ID

HPG-10

Test Case Title

Verify logout functionality from the home page.

Test Steps

1. Click the Logout button or link in the user profile section.

2. Verify that the system redirects to the login page.

Test Data

N/A

Expected Result

The user is logged out, and the system redirects to the login page.

Test Case ID

HPG-11

Test Case Title

Verify dynamic updates on parking status.

Test Steps

1. Monitor the "Available Slots" and "Occupied Slots" section on the home page.
2. Reserve or release a parking slot.

Test Data

 Parking slot: A1

Expected Result

The slot status updates dynamically on the home page without requiring a page refresh.

Test Case ID

HPG-12

Test Case Title

Verify access control on the home page.

Test Steps

1. Log in with different user roles (e.g., admin, operator, customer).

2. Verify the visibility and access to different features on the home page.

Test Data

 Roles: Admin, Operator, Customer

Expected Result

The home page displays only the features and data relevant to the logged-in user's role.

Let me know if you would like additional test cases or further details on any of the above!

Here is a comprehensive set of test cases for the FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) Page of
a Parking Management System.
Functional Test Cases

Test Case ID

FAQ-01

Test Case Title

Verify the visibility of the FAQs page.

Test Steps

1. Log in to the system (if required).

2. Navigate to the FAQs page using the header, footer, or side navigation.

Test Data

N/A

Expected Result

The FAQs page should load successfully, displaying a list of frequently asked questions.

Test Case ID

FAQ-02

Test Case Title

Verify the presence of a search bar on the FAQs page.

Test Steps

1. Open the FAQs page.

2. Check for the presence of a search bar at the top of the page.

Test Data

N/A

Expected Result
The search bar is visible and functional.

Test Case ID

FAQ-03

Test Case Title

Verify search functionality on the FAQs page.

Test Steps

1. Enter a keyword or question into the search bar.

2. Press Enter or click the Search button.
3. Check the displayed results.

Test Data

 Search Query: parking slot reservation.

Expected Result

The FAQs page displays relevant results containing the keyword or question.

Test Case ID

FAQ-04

Test Case Title

Verify collapsible sections for FAQs.

Test Steps

1. Locate a question on the FAQs page.

2. Click on the question to expand the answer.
3. Click again to collapse the answer.

Test Data

N/A

Expected Result
Clicking on a question toggles the visibility of the answer.

Test Case ID

FAQ-05

Test Case Title

Verify the categorization of FAQs.

Test Steps

1. Check if FAQs are grouped into categories (e.g., Reservations, Payments, Parking Rules).
2. Click on a category to view the relevant questions.

Test Data

N/A

Expected Result

FAQs are grouped into logical categories, and clicking a category filters the questions
accordingly.

Test Case ID

FAQ-06

Test Case Title

Verify navigation to related pages from FAQ answers.

Test Steps

1. Open an FAQ answer that includes a link to another page (e.g., "View Parking Rules").
2. Click on the link.

Test Data

 Link in FAQ: "View Parking Rules."

Expected Result
The link redirects to the relevant page without errors.

Test Case ID

FAQ-07

Test Case Title

Verify the contact support option for unanswered questions.

Test Steps

1. Search for a question that is not available in the FAQs.

2. Check for an option like "Can't find your answer? Contact Support."
3. Click the option and verify redirection to the contact page or support form.

Test Data

 Search Query: discounts for monthly parking.

Expected Result

The system provides an option to contact support for unanswered queries.

UI/UX Test Cases

Test Case ID

FAQ-08

Test Case Title

Verify the responsiveness of the FAQs page.

Test Steps

1. Open the FAQs page on devices with different screen sizes (desktop, tablet, mobile).
2. Observe the layout and functionality.

Test Data
N/A

Expected Result

The FAQs page adjusts to different screen sizes without layout issues or content truncation.

Test Case ID

FAQ-09

Test Case Title

Verify consistency of fonts, colors, and icons on the FAQs page.

Test Steps

1. Open the FAQs page and observe the design elements (e.g., fonts, colors, icons).

Test Data

N/A

Expected Result

The fonts, colors, and icons are consistent with the overall design of the parking management
system.

Test Case ID

FAQ-10

Test Case Title

Verify the "Back to Top" button functionality on the FAQs page.

Test Steps

1. Scroll to the bottom of the FAQs page.

2. Click the "Back to Top" button (if available).

Test Data

N/A
Expected Result

The page scrolls back to the top when the button is clicked.

Accessibility Test Cases

Test Case ID

FAQ-11

Test Case Title

Verify screen reader support for the FAQs page.

Test Steps

1. Use a screen reader to navigate the FAQs page.

2. Check if questions and answers are announced properly.

Test Data

N/A

Expected Result

All questions and answers are read out clearly by the screen reader.

Test Case ID

FAQ-12

Test Case Title

Verify keyboard navigation on the FAQs page.

Test Steps

1. Use only the keyboard (Tab, Enter, Arrow keys) to navigate the FAQs page.
2. Interact with all elements (e.g., search bar, collapsible sections).
Test Data

N/A

Expected Result

The FAQs page is fully navigable and functional using only the keyboard.

Test Case ID

FAQ-13

Test Case Title

Verify high-contrast mode on the FAQs page.

Test Steps

1. Enable high-contrast mode in the operating system or browser.

2. Open the FAQs page and observe its elements.

Test Data

N/A

Expected Result

All text, icons, and links are visible and readable in high-contrast mode.

Negative Test Cases

Test Case ID

FAQ-14

Test Case Title

Verify behavior when the FAQs page fails to load.

Test Steps
 1. Simulate a network error or server downtime.
2. Attempt to access the FAQs page.

Test Data

 Simulated Network Error.

Expected Result

The system displays a user-friendly error message (e.g., "Unable to load FAQs. Please try again
later.").

Test Case ID

FAQ-15

Test Case Title

Verify search functionality for invalid input.

Test Steps

1. Enter invalid characters or SQL injection code in the search bar (e.g., DROP TABLE).
2. Press Enter or click Search.

Test Data

 Invalid Input: DROP TABLE.

Expected Result

The system should reject invalid input with an error message or display "No results found."

Performance Test Cases

Test Case ID

FAQ-16

Test Case Title

Verify the page loading time for the FAQs page.

Test Steps

1. Open the FAQs page on different devices and networks (e.g., 4G, Wi-Fi).
2. Measure the loading time using developer tools.

Test Data

N/A

Expected Result

The FAQs page loads within the acceptable time limit (e.g., under 3 seconds).

Test Case ID

FAQ-17

Test Case Title

Verify performance with a large number of FAQs.

Test Steps

1. Simulate the FAQs page with 500+ questions and answers.

2. Scroll through the page and interact with collapsible sections.

Test Data

 Number of FAQs: 500.

Expected Result

The FAQs page remains responsive and functional, with no noticeable lag.

Suggestions

1. SEO Testing: Ensure FAQ answers are optimized for search engines with proper
metadata.
2. User Feedback: Add a feedback option for users to rate the helpfulness of FAQs (e.g.,
"Was this answer helpful?").
 3. Analytics Integration: Track searches and interactions to identify commonly searched
topics.

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