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UAT Session 1

Date

Guests

Paula Winter, Filipa and Hellen Rodrigues

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Some of the tests performed and the results:

Test Case

Staging PLK ES

Evidence

Staging BK ES

Staging BK PT

User should

see the “Accepted cards” component on the “Add new card” section

be able to place a successful order

Passed

Pendent

Pendent

User should

NOT see the “Accepted cards” component on the payment method other options

Passed

Pendent

Pendent

User should see the new title "Card Details” on the “Add new card” section following Figma’s design

Passed

Pendent

Pendent

User should see the new title "Card Details” on the “Add new card section” translated according to the value set on Lokalise

Passed

Pendent

Pendent

User should see the cards icons on the “Add new card” section according to the accepted cards set on the LD by PSP - Paycomet

Passed

be redirected to order cart if payment popup is closed - close button

Passed

Cancel-by-close-button.mov

Pendent

Pendent

User should be redirected to order cart if payment popup is closed - cancel link - Bizum

Passed

Cancel-by-cancel-link-Bizum.mov

Pendent

Pendent

User should

see the cards icons on the “Add new card” section according to the accepted cards set on the LD by PSP - Firstdata or Paymark

Passed

Pendent

Pendent

User should NOT see any blank space for the “Accepted cards” when there are no accepted cards set on LD

Passed

Pendent

Pendent

User should see the card icons L&F (size, position, alignment) according to Figma’s Design - Mobile

Passed

be redirected to order cart if payment popup is closed - cancel link - Paypal

Passed

Cancel-by-cancel-link-paypal.mov

Pendent

Pendent

User should

see the card icons L&F (size, position, alignment) according to Figma’s Design - Desktop

receive successful order message if payment popup has been closed during successful payment

Passed

Pendent

Pendent

Feedbacks

Issue

Market

Evidences

Comments

Jira

Paula reported that the Paycomet generic error modal is being displayed when she clicked on the cancel link existing on the Paypal and Waylet popups. Also when it is Waylet flow, the user is not redirected automatically to the cart page.

PLK ES

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Rodrigo explained to me that the Paycomet generic error popup is expected, but it is so fast that most of the time it is not possible to realize because the user is redirected to the cart page immediately.

The problem may be that the user is retained for too long or is not redirected to the cart page, as happened to Paula in the case of Waylet.

I tried to play it again using a slower internet connection and even then, I was not able to see the Paycomet modal because I was promptly redirected to the cart.

Rodrigo suggested that Paula send the videos with all the screens.

Jira Legacy
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Paula asked about a "timeout” implemented on this feauture

PLK ES

About the "timeout" on this implementation:

A: A timeout has indeed been implemented too. This timeout occurs when there is an unexpected closure of the third-party payment modal. After this closure, an error popup will be displayed within 5 seconds. If the user clicks on it, they will be redirected to the cart. It's important to note that this unexpected closure does not refer to canceling or closing the modal with the "X." It occurs in rare situations, such as when the user closes the window via the task manager or experiences a browser freeze. To simulate this situation, Rodrigo had to use a "trick."

Rodrigo-test-timeout.mov

N/A

Paula asked about two modals being displayed when the user clicks on cancel on the 3DS popup

PLK ES

Cancel-payment-3DS-modal.mov

Rodrigo explained that this is expected because one modal comes from Paycomet and one from Whitelabel. This behavior started to happen when the Intl team implemented a solution to avoid the “ghost orders".