TEST TYPE: dashboard_compatibility

Title: TC_COMPAT_01_Chrome_Windows
Scenario: Verify login page compatibility on Google Chrome browser in Windows.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open Google Chrome on a Windows machine.
2. Navigate to the login page.
3. Check the display and functionality of the login form.
Expected Result: The login page should display correctly, and all elements should be functional.
Actual Result: [To be filled during execution]
Priority: High

Title: TC_COMPAT_02_Chrome_macOS
Scenario: Verify login page compatibility on Google Chrome browser in macOS.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open Google Chrome on a macOS system.
2. Navigate to the login page.
3. Check the display and functionality of the login form.
Expected Result: The login page should display correctly, and all elements should be functional.
Actual Result: [To be filled during execution]
Priority: High

Title: TC_COMPAT_03_Firefox_Windows
Scenario: Verify login page compatibility on Firefox in Windows.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open Firefox on a Windows machine.
2. Navigate to the login page.
3. Check the display and functionality of the login form.
Expected Result: The login page should display correctly, and all elements should be functional.
Actual Result: [To be filled during execution]
Priority: High

Title: TC_COMPAT_04_Firefox_macOS
Scenario: Verify login page compatibility on Firefox in macOS.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open Firefox on a macOS system.
2. Navigate to the login page.
3. Check the display and functionality of the login form.
Expected Result: The login page should display correctly, and all elements should be functional.
Actual Result: [To be filled during execution]
Priority: High

Title: TC_COMPAT_05_Safari_macOS
Scenario: Verify login page compatibility on Safari in macOS.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open Safari on a macOS system.
2. Navigate to the login page.
3. Check the display and functionality of the login form.
Expected Result: The login page should display correctly, and all elements should be functional.
Actual Result: [To be filled during execution]
Priority: High

Title: TC_COMPAT_06_Edge_Windows
Scenario: Verify login page compatibility on Microsoft Edge in Windows.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open Microsoft Edge on a Windows machine.
2. Navigate to the login page.
3. Check the display and functionality of the login form.
Expected Result: The login page should display correctly, and all elements should be functional.
Actual Result: [To be filled during execution]
Priority: High

Title: TC_COMPAT_07_Responsive_Test_Mobile
Scenario: Verify login page compatibility on mobile devices.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open a mobile browser on a smartphone.
2. Navigate to the login page.
3. Check the display and functionality of the login form.
Expected Result: The login page should be responsive and functional on mobile devices.
Actual Result: [To be filled during execution]
Priority: High

Title: TC_COMPAT_08_Responsive_Test_Tablet
Scenario: Verify login page compatibility on tablet devices.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open a browser on a tablet.
2. Navigate to the login page.
3. Check the display and functionality of the login form.
Expected Result: The login page should be responsive and functional on tablets.
Actual Result: [To be filled during execution]
Priority: Medium

Title: TC_COMPAT_09_Opera_Windows
Scenario: Verify login page compatibility on Opera browser in Windows.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open Opera on a Windows machine.
2. Navigate to the login page.
3. Check the display and functionality of the login form.
Expected Result: The login page should display correctly, and all elements should be functional.
Actual Result: [To be filled during execution]
Priority: Medium

Title: TC_COMPAT_10_Opera_macOS
Scenario: Verify login page compatibility on Opera browser in macOS.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open Opera on a macOS system.
2. Navigate to the login page.
3. Check the display and functionality of the login form.
Expected Result: The login page should display correctly, and all elements should be functional.
Actual Result: [To be filled during execution]
Priority: Medium

Title: TC_COMPAT_11_IE_Windows
Scenario: Verify login page compatibility on Internet Explorer in Windows.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open Internet Explorer on a Windows machine.
2. Navigate to the login page.
3. Check the display and functionality of the login form.
Expected Result: The login page should display correctly, and all elements should be functional.
Actual Result: [To be filled during execution]
Priority: Low

Title: TC_COMPAT_12_Zoom_125_Windows
Scenario: Verify login page compatibility at 125% zoom level in Windows.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open any browser on a Windows machine.
2. Set the zoom level to 125%.
3. Navigate to the login page.
4. Check the display and functionality of the login form.
Expected Result: The login page should display correctly at 125% zoom, with all elements functional.
Actual Result: [To be filled during execution]
Priority: Medium

Title: TC_COMPAT_13_Zoom_150_macOS
Scenario: Verify login page compatibility at 150% zoom level in macOS.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open any browser on a macOS system.
2. Set the zoom level to 150%.
3. Navigate to the login page.
4. Check the display and functionality of the login form.
Expected Result: The login page should display correctly at 150% zoom, with all elements functional.
Actual Result: [To be filled during execution]
Priority: Medium

Title: TC_COMPAT_14_Incognito_Chrome
Scenario: Verify login page functionality in Chrome's incognito mode.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open Chrome in incognito mode on any system.
2. Navigate to the login page.
3. Check the display and functionality of the login form.
Expected Result: The login page should display correctly, and all elements should be functional in incognito mode.
Actual Result: [To be filled during execution]
Priority: Medium

Title: TC_COMPAT_15_Private_Firefox
Scenario: Verify login page functionality in Firefox's private browsing mode.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open Firefox in private mode on any system.
2. Navigate to the login page.
3. Check the display and functionality of the login form.
Expected Result: The login page should display correctly, and all elements should be functional in private mode.
Actual Result: [To be filled during execution]
Priority: Medium