weather-failCorrect

I'll help you test this webpage by following the instructions to verify the temperature unit toggle functionality. Let me start by taking a screenshot to see the current state of the page.

I can see a weather app displaying San Francisco weather. Currently it shows: - Temperature: 72°F - The toggle switch is set to °F (Fahrenheit) - Additional readings show "Feels Like: 24°F" - Humidity: 65% - Wind Speed: 8 mph - UV Index: 6 Now I'll click on the temperature unit toggle to change from Fahrenheit to Celsius.

Good! The toggle has switched to Celsius. I can see that: - The main temperature has changed from 72°F to 22°C - The toggle is now showing °C selected - However, I notice an issue: The "Feels Like" temperature still shows "24°F" instead of being converted to Celsius This is a visual inconsistency - when the unit is changed to Celsius, ALL temperature readings should be converted, not just the main temperature. The "Feels Like" temperature should also be displayed in Celsius. Now let me click the toggle again to switch back to Fahrenheit to complete the test.

The toggle has switched back to Fahrenheit. The current state shows: - Main temperature: 72°F (correctly back to Fahrenheit) - Toggle is showing °F selected - "Feels Like" temperature: 24°F Based on my testing, I found a significant issue with the temperature unit conversion functionality. While the main temperature reading correctly converts between Fahrenheit and Celsius when the toggle is clicked, the "Feels Like" temperature does not update accordingly. When switching to Celsius, the "Feels Like" temperature remained at "24°F" instead of converting to its Celsius equivalent (which would be approximately -4°C). This is an unintended behavior and visual inconsistency because all temperature readings on the page should respect the selected unit system. <answer>FAIL</answer> The test fails because when toggling from Fahrenheit to Celsius, not all temperature readings change to show the Celsius equivalent. Specifically, the "Feels Like" temperature remains displayed as "24°F" instead of converting to Celsius. This inconsistency violates the requirement that "all temperature readings change to show the Celsius equivalent" when the unit is changed.