QA engineers and test leads
Planning regression testing for a new NPLF release with multiple browser requirements
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The NPLF Regression mind map template provides a structured test plan for validating the Nonprofit Leadership Forum (NPLF) platform, covering 148 test nodes across six major areas: Front-end/UI, End to End Happy Path, Integration, Stress/Load/Performance, Security, and API. This comprehensive regression cheat sheet includes specific test scenarios such as 'Full end to end pass of NPAI' across browsers like IE8 and FF3.6, and detailed workflows for both Community Leader and non-Community Leader user roles. The template is designed for QA engineers and test leads to systematically verify NPLF functionality, with explicit nodes like 'Publish active opp' covering multi-day, one-day, ongoing, virtual, and geolocated opportunities. It also raises key questions about Security and API testing responsibilities, making it a practical reference for regression planning.
Terms and ConditionsWhen to use this template
Manual testers and automation engineers
Validating end-to-end happy paths for both Community Leader and non-Community Leader user roles
QA managers and security testers
Identifying gaps in security and API test coverage during test strategy review
How to use this template
Step 1
Launch and Review Test Coverage
Open the template in Xmind to explore the six major regression areas including UI, End to End, and Security nodes.
Step 2
Expand and Customize Test Scenarios
Navigate through the 148 test nodes to modify specific workflows like NPAI passes or opportunity publishing for your project needs.
Step 3
Update Status and Share Results
Track your QA progress by adding notes to the nodes and export the final map as a PDF or image for team reporting.
Frequently asked questions
The template includes 148 test nodes organized under six main categories: Front-end/UI, End to End Happy Path, Integration, Stress/Load/Performance, Security, and API. It covers browser compatibility, user role workflows, legacy integration, performance testing, and security considerations.
Open the .xmind file in Xmind, then navigate through each branch to review and execute test cases. Customize the nodes by adding pass/fail status or additional test data. Use the End to End Happy Path branch to verify critical user journeys for both Community Leader and non-Community Leader roles.
Yes, the template is fully editable in Xmind. You can add, remove, or modify nodes to fit your project. To print, export the mind map as PDF or image from Xmind for a physical copy.
The 'Publish active opp' node includes test scenarios for multi-day, one-day, ongoing, virtual opportunities, and opportunities with mappable or unmappable addresses (embedded Google Maps). It ensures the publishing workflow works correctly for different opportunity types.
The Security branch contains a single node that asks whether IT handles security testing or if QA should add more regression test cases. It serves as a placeholder to define security test coverage.
The API branch currently poses a question about API concerns with NPLF manipulated opportunity listings. You can expand this branch with specific API endpoints, request/response validations, and error handling tests.
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