[Redesign] Restore Password Flow Checklist

[Lahernyi]

Date Time
02-19-2025 20:34

UI Redesign Testing Checklist

1. Password Reset Page (Initial Form)

• The page displays a heading indicating "Restore Password."
• A single input field is available for entering a new password, with a requirement note indicating. Password validation (as implemented).
• A second input field is present to confirm the new password.
• A "Save Password" button is clearly displayed, with appropriate styling to indicate interactivity.

2. Error Messaging for Password Fields

• If the "New Password" and "Confirm New Password" fields do not match, an error message is displayed below the confirmation field stating: "Паролі не співпадають. Будь ласка, введіть однакові паролі в обидва поля."
• If the password does not meet the specified requirements, an error message appears below the "New Password" field: "Пароль не відповідає вимогам"
• Both error messages should be styled in red to draw attention and enhance accessibility.

3. Confirmation Message After Successful Reset

• Upon successfully saving the new password, a confirmation page appears.
• The message displayed reads, "Ваш новий пароль успішно збережено."
• A button is provided with the label "Return to Login", which redirects the user back to the login page.

4. Responsive Design

• The Restore Password Flow is optimized for desktop, tab and mobile views, ensuring the layout, input fields, and buttons are appropriately scaled and accessible on all devices.

5. Security Considerations

• Password fields have an eye icon for toggling password visibility, allowing users to review their entries.

6. Footer Consistency

• The footer includes company contact information, links to privacy policies, and a consistent style across all pages of the restore password flow, maintaining a cohesive brand experience.

7. General UI Layout

• All elements are aligned as per the design specifications.
• Spacing and padding between elements are consistent across the UI.
• No elements are overlapping or cut off on any screen size.
• Text, images, and icons render correctly and are not distorted.
• The UI looks visually similar to the mockups in terms of colors, fonts, and sizes.

8. Responsiveness

• Layout adjusts correctly for various screen sizes (desktop, tablet, mobile).
• The UI adapts seamlessly when switching between landscape and portrait modes.
• No horizontal or unnecessary vertical scrolling is needed on any screen size.
• Important content is prioritized and remains visible on smaller screens.

9. Cross-Browser Compatibility

• UI renders correctly in major browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge).
• Fonts, colors, and images appear consistently across browsers.
• Interactive elements (buttons, dropdowns, etc.) work as expected on all browsers.
• CSS and animations are consistent across different browsers and versions.

10. Accessibility

• Color contrast meets WCAG standards (AA level or higher).
• All interactive elements are accessible via keyboard, with a visible focus state.
• ARIA labels and roles are correctly applied to screen-reader elements.
• Form fields have associated labels, error messages, and instructions where needed.
• Screen readers can correctly interpret and navigate the redesigned interface.

11. Visual Consistency

• All colors, fonts, and styles match the design specifications.
• Hover, active, and disabled states for buttons and links are visually distinct.
• Icons and images are high quality and scaled correctly.
• Text truncation or overflow issues do not occur.
• Consistent use of shadows, borders, and other UI styling elements.

12. Functionality

• Buttons, links, and other clickable elements are functional and lead to the correct pages or actions.
• All forms work as expected, including validation for required fields and error messages.
• Dropdowns, checkboxes, and radio buttons are selectable and reflect the chosen options.
• Modal dialogs open and close correctly, and focus remains within the modal while open.
• Pagination (if applicable) works as expected and leads to the correct content.

13. User Feedback and Notifications

• Success messages appear for completed actions (e.g., form submissions).
• Error messages display when required fields are left empty or incorrect data is entered.
• Warning or info messages are shown where applicable and are easy to understand.
• Toasts, alerts, or modal messages do not overlap and are easily dismissible.

14. Forms and Input Validation

• Placeholder text is clear and present in all input fields where needed.
• Field validations work correctly, providing immediate feedback for errors.
• Required fields are clearly marked.
• Form submission buttons are disabled until all mandatory fields are correctly filled.
• Error messages for invalid input are clear, visible, and context-appropriate.

15. Images and Icons

• Images load correctly, with no broken links or placeholders.
• Icons appear sharp and clear on all screen sizes.
• Alt text is provided for all images, where applicable.
• Logos and brand-related images are high quality and positioned correctly.

16. Interactive Elements and Hover States

• Buttons and links change state (hover, active, focused) as per the design.
• Interactive elements like accordions, tabs, and sliders function as expected.
• Tooltips and pop-ups display correctly on hover or click.
• No unintended hover or focus states appear on non-interactive elements.

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