At an interview, testers are often asked to test some object, for example, a pencil. But let’s approach this task in a more creative way. We’d like to bring to your attention a fun handbag testing by our students.
Handbag testing
Handbag testing
Functional testing
Put on a coat and hang a bag on your shoulder
Put an empty bag first and then a full one on the floor, and see how it behaves.
Test how handbag hardware works.
Test if sportswear and shoes can be put inside the handbag.
Load testing
Will a bucket of potatoes fit in the bag?
Put a brick in the bag and carry it in the bag for a week
How many kg can it hold?
Put a notebook, a makeup bag, and 5 jars of preserved vegetables in the bag.
Will the handles come off after carrying the brick?
Put the cat in the bag.
Put something big in size so that the zipper barely closes.
How will the zipper work?
Security testing
Put a brick and hit the robber.
Leave it on the bus.
Enter the subway with a bag during rush hour
Check for a double bottom
How secure is the zipper lock on the bag?
How environmentally friendly is the bag?
Travel with a bag in a full minibus.
Design testing
To compare the Gucci bag you bought with the picture of the original and get upset.
Is the fabric pleasant to the touch?
Does the bag match your shoes and clothes?
Do the handles look harmonious?
Does it fit in a supermarket storage cell?
