Weekly Bug Crawl by QAwerk: Qured for Android
Qured is an app that lets you request a doctor to wherever you are in the UK and be treated within an average of 90 minutes. Or you can book doctor’s visit for a time suitable for you. And also there’s an opportunity to order medication using this app. You never know when you can get sick. It may happen during nighttime when a nearby hospital is already closed. Qured may save your life one day. However, some bugs were found in that application during our weekly Bug Crawl.
Programmer-oriented API error message is shown when there is no internet connection
Severity:
Major
Steps to Reproduce:
- Tap on “Sign up”.
- Disable the network.
- Type any text into the search field.
Environment:
Xiaomi Redmi 2 (Android 4.4.2)
LG V10 (Android 6.0)
Actual Result:
Raw programmer-oriented bug description is shown.
Expected Result:
Comprehensible bug description is shown.
Loading cannot be canceled with the hardware button “Back”
Severity:
Major
Steps to Reproduce:
- Tap on “Sign up”.
- Type any text into the search field and delete it.
- Choose any country from the list.
- Try to cancel the loading with the hardware button “Back”.
Environment:
Xiaomi Redmi 4x (Android 7.1.2)
LG V10 (Android 6.0)
Actual Result:
“Loading” popup is not closed by the hardware button “Back”.
Expected Result:
Loading process is over, and the user returns to the “Search” screen.
Info notification is not shown when Postcode is empty or incorrect
Severity:
Major
Steps to Reproduce:
- Tap on “Sign up”.
- Type “London” into the search field.
- Choose the full address from the list – London Bridge.
- Delete 3 characters in the Postcode field.
- Tap on a round button with an arrow.
Environment:
Xiaomi Redmi 4x (Android 7.1.2)
LG V10 (Android 6.0)
Actual Result:
Info notification is not shown when Postcode is empty or incorrect.
Expected Result:
The field “Postcode” is highlighted, information about wrong Postcode is shown.
UK residents are lucky to have such a useful app at their disposal. In comparison to other applications packed which as many functions as possible, this one has only a few, but you can never call any of them redundant or useless. The bugs we found don’t affect its usability that much, but I think any e-health app should be tested more carefully as a lot of people rely on it.
