Test Case

Test cases provide structure to the testing process. Each test case targets a specific piece of functionality and defines exactly what to do and what should happen. For example, a test case for a login feature might specify: enter a valid email, enter a valid password, click the login button, and verify that the user is redirected to the dashboard.

Writing good test cases requires thinking about both the normal use of a feature and its boundaries. What happens with an empty form submission? What about extremely long inputs? What if the user clicks the button twice quickly? These questions lead to test cases that cover not just the happy path but also the edge cases where bugs tend to hide.

For vibecoders who may not have a testing background, DidItWork handles test case design as part of the QA process. Testers arrive with a structured approach to evaluating the application, covering the critical paths first and then branching into edge cases and exploratory scenarios based on what they observe.