Top Software Manual Testing Live Project with Complete Guide

Explore a live project scenario that mirrors real-time software testing from SDLC phases to bug tracking, test execution, releases, and regression, with interview-ready explanations and confidence building.

Explore project versus product concepts, the e-commerce domain, and key tools like Java, Spring Boot, dot net, JavaScript, React.js, and Angular for QA interview prep.

Explore why learning a live project matters for software testers, covering project introduction, e-commerce domain knowledge, interview readiness, module exposure, and common bug life cycle questions.

Learn how sellers create accounts, set up store details, upload products with prices, stock, and images, submit for review, and enable customer viewing and purchase on e-commerce platforms.

Discover the advantages of e-commerce, including 24/7 availability, multiple payment options, secure transactions, easy refunds, login and wishlist features, purchase history, saved payment methods, and web or mobile shopping.

Acquire domain knowledge for QA in the e-commerce domain, mastering API testing, shopping cart workflows, payment gateway interactions, cookies, and mobile app testing basics.

Explore cookies and cache concepts in testing: cookies track user activity and store preferences, while cache stores web content to speed future loads.

Explore real-time uses of cookies and cache, explain how caching can hide bugs, and show why testers clear cache to ensure fresh features and bug fixes load correctly.

Learn manual testing of a B2C e-commerce web app, focusing on the customer portal. The course previews the seller portal and upcoming live project deep dives into testing concepts.

Explains high-level web and mobile app project flows on Lime Road, detailing buyer and seller portals, product creation, and the end-to-end buyer journey from login to purchase for manual testing.

Understand the high level SDLC flow from requirement gathering and feasibility to design, coding, testing, and production deployment, with emphasis on test planning and agile scrum practices.

Explore the full structure of a software development team, from business analysis to DevOps, and learn how roles collaborate across the SDLC to deliver quality software.

Master the software tester role at a high level by analyzing requirements and user stories, executing system, integration, and regression tests, tracking defects, and delivering release notes and client demos.

Explore how Jira supports agile scrum in live projects by tracking tasks and bugs, managing incidents, planning epics and sprints, and generating reports with seamless integrations.

Activate Jira with Atlassian, set your site name, and create a Kanban board in a Lime Road project to explore agile basics and bug-tracking with To-Do, in progress, and done.

Create and customize a bug tracking board within a qa project using a template with epic, user story, task, and statuses, plus filters and user management.

learn how to create epics and user stories in agile project management using Jira, from epic creation to backlog and sprint planning, including defining acceptance criteria and story points.

Learn how epics and stories organize Jira work, with clear definitions of epics, stories, tasks, and bugs, plus example walkthroughs of creating them.

Learn how scrum fits within agile, including roles like product owner and scrum master, and how sprints, backlogs, planning, daily standups, reviews, and retrospectives drive continuous improvement.

Learn how to move from a frozen requirement to a live project by drafting a sample PRD and building epics and user stories in Jira for quality assurance and development.

Learn how to manage a sprint in Jira by moving backlog items into sprint one, linking user stories to epics, and planning sprint work across bug-tracking, agile, and Kanban dashboards.

On day one, the quality assurance lead drafts the test plan. It covers scope, strategy, resources, tools, environment, risk mitigation, external dependencies, and functional, non-functional, and security testing.

Write and review login test scenarios and test cases on day one, exploring how to craft simple login tests and discuss best practices for QA writing.

Master the manual testing process by crafting test cases with a standard template, detailing test scenarios, IDs, preconditions, steps, test data, priority, and expected versus actual results, plus execution tracking.

Day one of the sprint teaches writing test scenarios and test cases for login functionality, covering valid and invalid inputs, otp flows, preconditions, test data, and documentation structure.

Join day two of the sprint to conduct daily standups, discuss blockers, and advance qa test cases from login to the home page, including peer review.

Review and refine home page test scenarios and test cases for day two of the qa writing test cases, ensuring login flow, preconditions, and expected results are clearly defined.

Day two updates in the Jira project show test scenarios and test cases marked in progress, with story points assigned, blockers flagged, and daily comments tracking login and logout tests.

This lecture guides QA as a reviewer through test cases, adds review comments, flags missing priority and preconditions, and demonstrates updating test data and priorities.

Learn day three in a sprint: update Jira with login/logout tests, create test scenarios and cases as tasks, and coordinate qa updates across stories to unblock progress.

Review day four sprint activities, stand-up updates, and test case reviews by business analysts and peers for login and home page before starting test execution in Jira.

Fix test case review comments, add a priority column with AP1, and finalize login, logout, and homepage tests, including priorities and expected results.

Launch the browser, enter the URL, execute login with valid credentials, raise a blocker and a critical bug, and perform a smoke test to verify the build is testable.

Learn how to raise a blocker bug in Jira, including creating a bug on the bug-tracking board, writing clear steps to reproduce, specifying expected versus actual results, and assigning priority.

Learn how to raise a bug in Jira, link it to a user story, and set a blocker flag to halt testing until a fix is completed.

Learn how to manage a blocker bug through retest to close the issue, remove the flag, and validate the login flow with OTP in a live software testing project.

Join the day five sprint stand-up to report progress, highlight blockers like the OTP login issue, retest fixes, continue login test cases, and raise a critical bug in Jira.

Complete first week of a software manual testing sprint with planning, login and home page test cases, daily standups, status updates, bug logging, blockers and critical bugs, plus epic grooming.

Share day six sprint updates by outlining daily standups, Jira updates, and progress, including test cases, blockers, and retested fixes from login to the home page.

Handle duplicate bugs in a Jira workflow by rejecting duplicates, retesting fixes, and closing issues along the bug life cycle.

Day eight features a daily stand-up update on test execution for the home page, logging and retesting bugs in Jira, and raising minor bugs and an enhancement request.

Execute test cases on the home page in a real app, find a spelling mistake, and raise a minor bug. Identify a major bug.

Raise minor and very minor bugs in Jira, detailing steps to reproduce with screenshots, and describe spelling and alignment issues on the home page.

Engage in day nine of sprint one, delivering daily standups, updating Jira, retesting bugs, and preparing for a client demo with detailed reproduction steps.

Retest fixes, close bugs, and prepare test execution reports and release notes for sprint on day ten; a 2 pm dry run and 4–5 pm client demo follow.

Prepare release notes that communicate recent changes, feature enhancements, bug fixes, and build details to customers. Include test data, test execution reports, deployment notes, and revision history.

Prepare a dry-run client demo with a clear script, then present login to home page flows and item views; capture qa and finalize release notes and sprint plan.

Define and review test scenarios and test cases from the PRD after sprint planning, and leverage peer and client reviews to ensure robust quality and early bug detection.

Review existing test cases, perform impact analysis, and create a regression test suite to ensure login, home page, and new search feature work together in upcoming releases.

DSC daily standups drive sprint progress as testers execute test cases, perform regression, raise bugs, and prepare release notes for client UI testing and QA feedback.