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Project Name: Mobile App Testing Version: 1.3.0

Date: March 31, 2025 Prepared By: [Safoora]

Summary: This report details the bugs identified during testing of the mobile app version 1.3.0, along with their status and severity.

Test Environment:

Device: iPhone 12, Android Galaxy S21 OS Version: iOS 14.6, Android 11

Testing Tools: Appium, JIRA Test Cases Executed: Test Case ID Description Status TC_001

User login functionality Pass TC_002 Product search functionality Fail

TC_003 Checkout process Pass

TC_004 Profile update feature Fail

Bugs Identified: Bug ID Description Severity Steps to Reproduce Status Comments

BUG_101 Search feature returns incorrect items High

1. Open the app. 2. Search for "shoes." 3. Note results. Open Issue found on iOS version.

BUG_102 Profile picture not updating Medium :

1. Go to profile. 2. Change picture. 3. Save changes. Open Happens on both platforms.

BUG_103 App crashes on checkout Critical

1. Add items to cart. 2. Go to checkout. 3. Complete purchase. Resolved Fix released in version 1.3.1

Conclusion: The testing for the current version revealed several critical and high-severity bugs that need addressing. The development team has been notified, and a follow-up is planned for the next testing cycle after the bug fixes are implemented.

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I’ll throw in screenshots if I can. Finally, I prioritize the bugs by severity and keep the team updated!

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