Manual Tests

After you deploy the platform, you need to run the following manual tests to make sure everything is working correctly.

Manual tests after deployment are crucial for several reasons:

1. Real-World Validation: They help ensure that the system works as expected in the actual production environment, where configurations and dependencies may differ slightly from testing or staging environments.
2. Edge Case Detection: Manual tests allow testers to explore the application intuitively, uncovering unexpected issues or edge cases that automated tests may have missed.
3. User Experience (UX) Review: They provide an opportunity to evaluate the usability, layout, and overall experience to ensure everything appears and behaves correctly for end users.
4. Quick Issue Identification: Human testers can quickly identify obvious problems, such as broken visuals, links, or misaligned elements, that might not trigger automated test failures.
5. Confidence Boost: Performing manual tests adds an extra layer of confidence that the deployment is functioning as intended before it is fully utilized by users.

Additionaly, you can run the unit tests as described here.