Charter 17: Explore summary page with 'Summary Page Explanation' to discover if table logic is as described
- Explore summary page with 'Summary Page Explanation' to discover if table logic is as described
- Mike Walker-Rose
- 23/07/24
- 45 - 90 mins
- This charter is focused on verifying the behaviour of the summary table where multiple pollutants have the same diff
- The behaviour of the table is now described in a wiki document and we will need to verify this is adhered to
- will be able to verify overall aqi behaviour, but not pollutant behaviour visually
- Navigate to deployed UI
- Check what is represented in the overall forecast / measured / diff is in line with wiki
- 'The page is automatically ordered by the AQI difference column, starting with the absolute value and then preferring positive differences over negative ones, i.e. the order would be 6, 6, -6, 5, -5, -4, 2 etc' ✅
- The individual AQI values with the highest difference are those shown in the left most columns. These are the overall AQI values (i.e. across all pollutants) where the difference was at it's maximum.
- The difference is dictated by the forecast AQI minus the measured AQI. If the measured is higher than the forecast AQI we have a negative difference.
e.g Asuncion
- Where there are multiple pollutants with the same overall AQI difference, we will prefer items where the forecast is higher than the measured.
- Where there is no difference here, the AQI's with the highest overall AQI value will be preferred
- Toggle:
- Colour the pollutants that correspond to the maximum difference between forecast and measured overall AQI. I.e. if Overall AQI diff is 3 and pollutant1 has a AQI diff of 3, pollutant2 has a diff of 1, and pollutant3 has a diff of 3, pollutants 1 and 3 are coloured with their corresponding AQI level. AQI values are always highlighted.
- All pollutant value grid cells coloured and AQI values
- Colour the pollutants that correspond to the maximum difference between forecast and measured overall AQI. I.e. if Overall AQI diff is 3 and pollutant1 has a AQI diff of 3, pollutant2 has a diff of 1, and pollutant3 has a diff of 3, pollutants 1 and 3 are coloured with their corresponding AQI level. AQI values are always highlighted.
- Along side the automation testing checking specific scenarios, I believe this meets the description of the wiki at present