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1. For Each Window in the Application
If Window has a Minimise Button, click it.
Window Should return to an icon on the bottom of the screen
This icon should correspond to the Original Icon under Program Manager.
Double Click the Icon to return the Window to its original size.
The window caption for every application should have the name of the application and the window name -
especially the error messages. These should be checked for spelling, English and clarity , especially on the top
of the screen. Check does the title of the window makes sense.
If the screen has an Control menu, then use all ungreyed options. (see below)
Check all text on window for Spelling/Tense and Grammar
Use TAB to move focus around the Window. Use SHIFT+TAB to move focus backwards.
Tab order should be left to right, and Up to Down within a group box on the screen. All controls
should get focus - indicated by dotted box, or cursor. Tabbing to an entry field with text in it should highlight
the entire text in the field.
The text in the Micro Help line should change - Check for spelling, clarity and non-updateable etc.
If a field is disabled (greyed) then it should not get focus. It should not be possible to select them with either
the mouse or by using TAB. Try this for every greyed control.
Never updateable fields should be displayed with black text on a grey background with a black label.
All text should be left-justified, followed by a colon tight to it.
In a field that may or may not be updateable, the label text and contents changes from black to grey depending
on the current status.
List boxes are always white background with black text whether they are disabled or not. All others are grey.
In general, do not use goto screens, use gosub, i.e. if a button causes another screen to be displayed, the
screen should not hide the first screen, with the exception of tab in 2.0
When returning return to the first screen cleanly i.e. no other screens/applications should appear.
In general, double-clicking is not essential. In general, everything can be done using both the mouse and the keyboard.
All tab buttons should have a distinct letter.
If Window has a Minimise Button, click it.
Window Should return to an icon on the bottom of the screen
This icon should correspond to the Original Icon under Program Manager.
Double Click the Icon to return the Window to its original size.
The window caption for every application should have the name of the application and the window name -
especially the error messages. These should be checked for spelling, English and clarity , especially on the top
of the screen. Check does the title of the window makes sense.
If the screen has an Control menu, then use all ungreyed options. (see below)
Check all text on window for Spelling/Tense and Grammar
Use TAB to move focus around the Window. Use SHIFT+TAB to move focus backwards.
Tab order should be left to right, and Up to Down within a group box on the screen. All controls
should get focus - indicated by dotted box, or cursor. Tabbing to an entry field with text in it should highlight
the entire text in the field.
The text in the Micro Help line should change - Check for spelling, clarity and non-updateable etc.
If a field is disabled (greyed) then it should not get focus. It should not be possible to select them with either
the mouse or by using TAB. Try this for every greyed control.
Never updateable fields should be displayed with black text on a grey background with a black label.
All text should be left-justified, followed by a colon tight to it.
In a field that may or may not be updateable, the label text and contents changes from black to grey depending
on the current status.
List boxes are always white background with black text whether they are disabled or not. All others are grey.
In general, do not use goto screens, use gosub, i.e. if a button causes another screen to be displayed, the
screen should not hide the first screen, with the exception of tab in 2.0
When returning return to the first screen cleanly i.e. no other screens/applications should appear.
In general, double-clicking is not essential. In general, everything can be done using both the mouse and the keyboard.
All tab buttons should have a distinct letter.
Crverage Criteria for GUI Testing