1. How does Cypress support mobile testing?
Basic
Cypress supports mobile testing through: 1) Viewport configuration for mobile screen sizes, 2) Mobile event simulation, 3) Touch event handling, 4) Responsive design testing, 5) Mobile-specific selectors and commands, 6) Device orientation simulation.
2. What are common mobile testing challenges in Cypress?
Basic
Common challenges include: 1) Touch event simulation, 2) Device-specific behavior testing, 3) Performance on mobile devices, 4) Responsive design verification, 5) Mobile gesture handling, 6) Mobile network conditions simulation.
3. How do you handle touch events in Cypress?
Basic
Touch event handling includes: 1) Using .trigger() for touch events, 2) Simulating tap actions, 3) Handling multi-touch gestures, 4) Testing touch-specific interactions, 5) Verifying touch event responses.
4. How do you test mobile navigation patterns?
Basic
Navigation testing includes: 1) Testing hamburger menus, 2) Verifying swipe navigation, 3) Testing bottom navigation bars, 4) Checking mobile-specific routes, 5) Testing back button behavior.
5. What are strategies for testing mobile performance?
Moderate
Performance testing includes: 1) Load time measurement, 2) Resource usage monitoring, 3) Network throttling tests, 4) Animation performance testing, 5) Mobile-specific optimization checks.
6. How do you test mobile form interactions?
Moderate
Form testing includes: 1) Mobile keyboard handling, 2) Form field focus behavior, 3) Input mask testing, 4) Form validation on mobile, 5) Mobile-specific input types.
7. What are strategies for testing mobile offline capabilities?
Advanced
Offline capability testing includes: 1) Complex offline state management, 2) Data synchronization testing, 3) Offline feature verification, 4) Recovery mechanism testing, 5) Offline performance analysis.
8. What are best practices for mobile layout testing?
Basic
Layout testing practices include: 1) Testing multiple viewport sizes, 2) Verifying element alignment, 3) Checking content overflow, 4) Testing navigation elements, 5) Verifying touch target sizes.
9. What are mobile-specific test considerations?
Basic
Mobile considerations include: 1) Touch interaction testing, 2) Mobile performance testing, 3) Network condition testing, 4) Device orientation handling, 5) Mobile-specific feature testing.
10. How do you test mobile-specific features?
Basic
Feature testing includes: 1) Touch ID/Face ID simulation, 2) GPS location testing, 3) Camera access testing, 4) Mobile sensor simulation, 5) Mobile storage testing.
11. What are strategies for testing mobile network states?
Moderate
Network testing includes: 1) Offline mode testing, 2) Slow network simulation, 3) Network type switching, 4) Connection error handling, 5) Data usage testing.
12. How do you test mobile-specific storage?
Moderate
Storage testing includes: 1) Local storage testing, 2) Session storage verification, 3) Cache testing, 4) Storage limit testing, 5) Storage cleanup verification.
13. What are patterns for testing mobile error states?
Moderate
Error testing includes: 1) Offline error handling, 2) Network error states, 3) Form validation errors, 4) Mobile-specific error messages, 5) Error recovery testing.
14. How do you implement advanced mobile gesture testing?
Advanced
Advanced gesture testing includes: 1) Complex multi-touch gestures, 2) Custom gesture recognition, 3) Gesture interference testing, 4) Performance impact analysis, 5) Cross-device gesture verification.
15. How do you implement mobile test automation frameworks?
Advanced
Framework implementation includes: 1) Custom mobile commands, 2) Mobile-specific utilities, 3) Cross-device test organization, 4) Mobile reporting features, 5) Mobile CI/CD integration.
16. What are mobile-specific selectors?
Basic
Mobile selectors include: 1) Touch-specific elements, 2) Mobile-specific classes, 3) Responsive design selectors, 4) Device-specific attributes, 5) Mobile navigation elements. Consider using data-* attributes for consistent selection.
17. How do you test mobile-specific layouts?
Moderate
Layout testing includes: 1) Stack/grid view testing, 2) Flexbox layout verification, 3) Mobile-specific container testing, 4) Layout shift testing, 5) Responsive image testing.
18. What are approaches for testing mobile accessibility?
Moderate
Accessibility testing includes: 1) Screen reader compatibility, 2) Touch target size verification, 3) Color contrast testing, 4) Mobile keyboard accessibility, 5) Gesture alternative testing.
19. How do you test mobile security features?
Moderate
Security testing includes: 1) Biometric authentication testing, 2) Mobile session handling, 3) Secure storage testing, 4) Permission handling, 5) Mobile-specific security features.
20. How do you implement advanced mobile performance testing?
Advanced
Advanced performance testing includes: 1) Complex performance metrics, 2) Resource optimization analysis, 3) Advanced network simulation, 4) Performance profiling, 5) Load impact testing.
21. What are approaches for testing mobile state management?
Advanced
State management testing includes: 1) Complex state transitions, 2) State persistence testing, 3) State synchronization verification, 4) State recovery testing, 5) Cross-component state testing.
22. How do you implement advanced mobile layout testing?
Advanced
Advanced layout testing includes: 1) Complex responsive patterns, 2) Dynamic layout testing, 3) Layout performance analysis, 4) Cross-device layout verification, 5) Layout animation testing.
23. How do you implement advanced mobile accessibility testing?
Advanced
Advanced accessibility testing includes: 1) Complex screen reader flows, 2) Advanced gesture alternatives, 3) Custom accessibility implementations, 4) Cross-device accessibility, 5) Performance impact analysis.
24. How do you configure viewport for mobile testing?
Basic
Mobile viewport configuration includes: 1) Using cy.viewport() command, 2) Setting specific device presets, 3) Configuring orientation, 4) Handling responsive breakpoints, 5) Testing different screen sizes. Example: cy.viewport('iphone-x') or cy.viewport(375, 812).
25. How do you test responsive breakpoints?
Basic
Breakpoint testing involves: 1) Using different viewport sizes, 2) Testing layout changes, 3) Verifying content adaptation, 4) Checking media query behavior, 5) Testing element visibility and positioning at different breakpoints.
26. How do you implement mobile gesture testing?
Moderate
Gesture testing includes: 1) Swipe gesture simulation, 2) Pinch-to-zoom testing, 3) Multi-touch gesture handling, 4) Custom gesture implementation, 5) Gesture response verification.
27. What are approaches for testing mobile animations?
Moderate
Animation testing includes: 1) Transition verification, 2) Animation timing checks, 3) Performance impact testing, 4) Mobile-specific animation behavior, 5) Animation interference testing.
28. What are strategies for testing complex mobile interactions?
Advanced
Complex interaction testing includes: 1) Advanced touch pattern testing, 2) Multi-step interaction flows, 3) Conditional interaction paths, 4) State-dependent interactions, 5) Performance optimization.
29. What are approaches for testing mobile security patterns?
Advanced
Advanced security testing includes: 1) Complex authentication flows, 2) Advanced encryption testing, 3) Security feature verification, 4) Cross-device security testing, 5) Security performance analysis.
30. What are strategies for mobile visual testing?
Advanced
Visual testing includes: 1) Cross-device screenshot comparison, 2) Responsive layout verification, 3) Visual regression analysis, 4) Animation visual testing, 5) Device-specific visual checks.
