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Experia Testing

This README details the steps taken to stress test and validate the Experia project

Activity

Journey of a typical Experia user

First time user - User B

  • Lands on the website and sees an experience of interest
  • Signs up for an account
  • Browses to and finds an experience they would like to purchase
  • Proceedes to checkout

Return user - User A

  • Admin
  • Host Like user B, a Host user will return to the site on many occasions to manage their created experience(s), check admin and other fetures.

Security

The website relies on Django's default security features

Cross site request forgery (CSRF) protection

  • Django has built-in protection against most types of CSRF attacks, providing you have enabled and used it where appropriate.
  • CSRF is used to secure all of the forms and anywhere the user interacts with the applications database.
  • Certain views and functionality within the app are also limited to authenticated or superuser accounts.
  • These views are secured with the The login_required decorator. If the user isn’t logged in, they are redirect to the login page.

Validation Testing

Below is a matrix of validation tests carried out on the project.

HTML PEP8 CSS
Index ✔ See report ✔ See W3C report ✔
Experiences ✔
Experiences_Detail ✔
Host_Experience ✔
Edit_Host_Experience ✔
Terms & Conditions ✔
Contact ✔
Wishlist ✔
Profile ✔
Bag ✔

HTML

All HTML validation was run through W3C Warnings were ignored.

  • Landing page - View
  • Profile page - View
  • Wishlist page - View
  • Terms & Conditions page - View
  • Host Experience page - View
  • Edit Host Experience page - View
  • Experiences page - View
  • Experiences Detail page - View
  • Contact page - View
  • Bag page - View
  • Contact page - View

CSS

All CSS validation was run through W3C CSS Warnings were ignored.

  • View

Python

PEP8

  • Below is a detailed PEP8 report generated by running $ python3 -m flake8 in the terminal on the complete code base.

  • All linting issues were reviewed individually - import, whitespace, docstring, indentation, line-too-long were rectified where possible.

  • It was determined that in cases where linting issues that were not materially critical i.e in Python autogenerated, environment and other files with dependancies would be left in place.

  • Report

Responsiveness

Google Lighthouse

Google Lighthouse audits performance, accessibility and search engine optimization of web pages for quality.

  • Google Lighthouse - Desktop Desktop

  • Performance - 89/100

  • Accessibility - 93/100

  • Best Practices - 93/100

  • SEO - 80/100

  • Google Lighthouse - Mobile Mobile

  • Performance - 84/100

  • Accessibility - 93/100

  • Best Practices - 94/100

  • SEO - 83/100

User Stories

View & Navigate

User Story 1
Test Navigating through the available experience/service, I chose the service ‘Forge a silver ring with Jewellers’, added to the bag.
Result I was able to look at multiple different experiences and had the option to add purchase
Pass Satisfactory and positive results. All steps worked successfully.
User Story 2
Test Navigating through the website in the option Explore to identify the services, respective prices, description, rating availability and image.
Result Opening each service I can identify a more detailed description of the service, what kind of service it is (e.g. sightseeing, art and culture, food and drink) and choose how many guests I will bring with me, to make a purchase for the group.
Pass Satisfactory and positive results. All steps worked successfully.
User Story 3
Test A promotion/coupon system was not implemented in this version of the app, currently featuring the range of services.
Result It is planned for future development.
Pass Out of scope.
User Story 4
Test Access my order history and budget spent.
Result Accessing my profile I can visualise my total purchases in the order history and the amount I have paid. I can access any information I want anytime.
Pass Satisfactory and positive results. All steps worked successfully.

Registration & user accounts

User Story 5
Test Register for an account.
Result I registered for an account and received an e-mail with a link to confirm my e-mail address. Clicking on the link I was redirected to the website page to press the icon Confirm authorising my account. After that I could access my account and profile.
Pass Satisfactory and positive results. All steps worked successfully.
User Story 6
Test Login and logout in my account
Result Accessing the website I can log in with my email address and password at the top right corner, In the same location I can also logout with a confirmation to sign out.
Pass Satisfactory and positive results. All steps worked successfully.
User Story 7
Test I created an account, logged in and out, but forgot my password when I logged in again so selected the option reset password
Result I received the password reset link through my e-mail and reset my account password
Pass Satisfactory results. The reset link received in my e-mail was sent straight away after selecting the option reset password.
User Story 8
Test E-mail confirmation after registration.
Result After registering as a user I received an e-mail with a link to securely confirm my e-mail.
Pass Satisfactory and positive results. All steps worked successfully.
User Story 9
Test Personalised user profile.
Result In my profile I can visualise my order history, update and view my personal details and access each order individually through order number.
Pass Satisfactory and positive results. All steps worked successfully.

Host an experience

User Story 10
Test Creating and hosting an experience
Result At the top of the website or at the Experia Icon (mobile) at the right corner I can select Host an experience and create and host my own experience, I fill out the form with experience name, description, Experience category, Location, Price, Duration and the host name. I also have the option to upload an image to feature my experience. I select the option Submit and I can visualise the experiences, where I can manage them edit and remove.
Pass Satisfactory and positive results. All steps worked successfully.
User Story 11
Test Hosting my experience.
Result I created the many experiences selecting the Astronaut icon at the right corner Host an experience. In my hosted experiences I can edit or remove the experience. My Experience appears in the list of all Experiences, where anybody can purchase.
Pass Satisfactory and positive results. All steps worked successfully.

Sorting & searching

User Story 12
Test Sort list of products/services
Result Navigating to the Experiences page I can sort by price (low-high/high-low), rating (low-high/high-low), city (A-Z/Z-A) and all Experiences.
Pass Satisfactory and positive results. All steps worked successfully.
User Story 13
Test Sort category of products/services
Result Under the Host an Experience drop down, I was able to filter the different categories of Experiences
Pass Worked as expected
User Story 14
Test Sort multiple categories simultaneously.
Result In the search bar I can type key words to look for specific Experiences, when the Experience is found I can select the Sort by icon and sort those Experiences by price, rating, city and category.
Pass Satisfactory and positive results. All steps worked successfully.
User Story 15
Test Search bar for product/service by name or description.
Result In the search bar I can sort by city, key word or other description. When the description is not available appears a message 0 Experiences found for “…”.
Pass Satisfactory and positive results. All steps worked successfully.
User Story 16
Test What I’ve searched and number of results
Result In the Search bar I can see the history of my searches. When I type a key word and the Experience is found, the quantity of Experiences found appears above the Experiences results.
Pass Satisfactory and positive results. All steps worked successfully.
User Story 17
Test Making a wish list
Result The heart icon is the wish list. I was drawn straight to it. I can select any Experience and click on the heart at the right top corner of the experience image, then appears an alert in the checkout icon confirming that the Experience is added to my wish list. I can also add from experiences detail page. All my selected favourited Experiences were on my Wish list page.
Pass Satisfactory and positive results. All steps worked successfully.

Purchase & checkout

User Story 18
Test Updating the number of guests for an Experience dynamically.
Result After selecting the experience, in the checkout I updated the number of guests from1 to 4, updated the number selecting Update icon which the price was also updated, then clicked Secure checkout. In the purchase section, the order summary appears with updated price and number of guests.
Pass Satisfactory and positive results. All steps worked successfully.
User Story 19
Test View items in shopping bag
Result In the checkout area I can clearly see and identify the total cost before the purchase.
Pass Satisfactory and positive results. All steps worked successfully.
User Story 20
Test Adjust quantity, date and time of Experiences in shopping bag.
Result It is possible to adjust quantity of Experiences in checkout area but date and time are still not available, these option will be included in future developments.
Pass Satisfactory and positive results. All steps worked successfully.
User Story 21
Test Enter my payment information.
Result In the checkout I can easily fill the information and quickly complete the purchase with the Stripe test card number (42424).
Pass Satisfactory and positive results. All steps worked successfully.
User Story 22
Test Processing safely payment information.
Result The checkout payment was processed by Stripe and I felt secure and safe with no hassle.
Pass Satisfactory and positive results. All steps worked successfully.
User Story 23
Test View order confirmation after checkout.
Result After checkout I can double check order details on the confirmation page and through e-mail order confirmation.
Pass Satisfactory and positive results. All steps worked successfully.
User Story 24
Test E-mail confirmation after checkout.
Result After purchasing the Experience I received an e-mail with order confirmation and details, that can be used for records and proof of purchase.
Pass Satisfactory and positive results. All steps worked successfully.

Admin & store management

User Story 25
Test Add a product to store
Result As an Admin I was easily able to add a new experience to the store via the Host form facility and also in the Django admin panel
Pass Satisfactory and positive results. All steps worked successfully.
User Story 26
Test Edit/update a product
Result As an Admin I was easily able to Change experience prices, descriptions, images etc. in the Host form facility and in the Django admin panel
Pass Satisfactory and positive results. All steps worked successfully.
User Story 27
Test Edit/update a product
Result As an Admin I was easily able to Remove experiences that are no longer for sale in the Host form facility and in the Django admin panel
Pass Satisfactory and positive results. All steps worked successfully.
User Story 28
Test Edit/update a review
Result As an Admin I was able to Review a particular experience in the Experiences detail webpage and in the Django admin panel
Pass Satisfactory and positive results. All steps worked successfully.
User Story 29
Test Delete a review
Result As an Admin I was able to Delete a review that may be offensive or against the terms of the site in the Experiences detail webpage and in the Django admin panel
Pass Satisfactory and positive results. All steps worked successfully.

Bugs

  • Issue: AWS S3 images were not being served after manual upload.

  • Cause: On set up of the bucket the media file was at the wrong level of hierarchy.

  • Solution: Checked the bucket set up from the begining, eliminated each step until it was found that the url was not correct and fixed. Images loaded as expected

  • Issue: CSRF token not from trusted source. Preventing form submission across website.

  • Cause: Saw on Stackoverflow that the error can be caused when the POST request came from an untrusted source.

  • Solution: Setting the CSRF_TRUSTED_ORIGINS = ['localhost'] eliminated the error.

  • Issue: Noticed that the confirmation email from Stripe webhook was not clearing. Checked the Stipe dashboard and saw payment_intent.created and charge.succeeded webhooks were returning OK 200 responses but payment_intent.succeeded was showing 500 error with no response

  • Cause: Mismatch in the variable name in the view request for the email field from the Order model

  • Solution: A tricky one to debug but when the function was targeting the correct model field it worked, payment_intent.succeeded = 200 OK and the confirmation email was sent to the email inbox.

  • Issue: Footer not staying at the bottom of some webpages.

  • Cause: This usually occurs on pages when there is not enough content to push the footer down.

  • Solution: Found a handy solution here: Fix

    • Step 1: Add these Bootstrap classes to the 'body' tag d-flex flex-column min-vh-100
    • Step 2: Add the mt-auto class to the 'footer' or wrapper if you use any.