I'll help you test this webpage. Let me start by taking a screenshot to see the current state of the page.
Screenshot
Good! I can see a webpage with a search box interface. The page has:
- A title "🔍 Search Box" with subtitle "Find what you're looking for"
- A search input box with placeholder text "Search for fruits, animals, colors..."
- A "Search" button on the right
- A "Search Results 0" section below showing "Start typing to search..."
Now let me proceed with the task:
**Step 1: Type "apple" in the search box and click the search button**
Screenshot
Good, I've clicked in the search box and I can see the cursor is now active in the field (the box has a blue border and there's a cursor visible). Now let me type "apple":
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Perfect! I've typed "apple" in the search box. I can see the word "apple" is now displayed in the input field. The Search Results still shows "0" and the message "Start typing to search..." is still visible. Now I need to click the "Search" button:
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Excellent! The search has been executed successfully. I can see:
**Step 2: Verify results for "apple"**
The search results now show:
- **Search Results: 3** (the counter changed from 0 to 3)
- Three items are displayed:
1. **Red Apple** - FRUIT - "A crisp, juicy red apple perfect for snacking."
2. **Green Apple** - FRUIT - "Tart green apple, excellent for baking."
3. **Pineapple** - FRUIT - "Tropical fruit with spiky skin and sweet flesh."
✅ The results show items related to "apple", including "Red Apple" as required.
Now let me proceed with step 3:
**Step 3: Clear the search box, type "banana" and click search**
First, I'll click on the search box to select it:
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Good! I can see that "apple" is now selected (highlighted in blue) in the search box. Now I'll type "banana" which will replace the selected text:
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Perfect! I've successfully cleared the search box and typed "banana". The search box now shows "banana" instead of "apple". However, I notice the search results are still showing the 3 apple-related items from the previous search. Now I need to click the "Search" button to execute the new search:
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Excellent! The search for "banana" has been executed successfully.
**Step 4: Verify results for "banana"**
The search results now show:
- **Search Results: 1** (the counter changed from 3 to 1)
- One item is displayed:
- **Banana** - FRUIT - "Yellow curved fruit that's great for smoothies."
✅ The results show items related to "banana", including "Banana" as required.
## Summary
I have successfully completed all the test steps:
1. ✅ Typed "apple" in the search box and clicked the search button
2. ✅ Verified that the results showed 3 items related to "apple", including "Red Apple", "Green Apple", and "Pineapple"
3. ✅ Cleared the search box, typed "banana" and clicked the search button
4. ✅ Verified that the results showed 1 item related to "banana", specifically "Banana"
The search functionality works as expected:
- Search box accepts text input correctly
- Search button triggers the search
- Results are filtered based on the search term
- Results counter updates appropriately (3 for "apple", 1 for "banana")
- The correct items are displayed for each search term
No visual inconsistencies or unintended behavior was observed.
<answer>PASS</answer>