UserHappy — User Acceptance Tests

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What's fake: Everything. No API calls, no persistence. Refreshing resets all state.

Sessions: "Homepage Redesign Test" (completed), "March Event Feedback" (active), "Q2 Content Planning" (processing)
Report: Only one — linked to "Homepage Redesign Test". Sentiment score 72/100.
Members: 10 people across power / existing / new types. No real panel membership data.
Create Session: Wizard completes but navigates back to sessions — nothing is saved.

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Navigation

All 4 nav tabs are visible in the header nav

Dashboard · Pulse Sessions · Panels · Reports

Active tab is highlighted in blue ux

Blue underline + blue text on the current page's nav item

Clicking each tab navigates to the correct page nav

All 4 routes load without a blank screen or error

Browser back/forward works correctly nav

Navigate to a report detail, press back — lands on Reports list

Visiting a bad URL redirects correctly edge

Go to /reports/fake-id — should redirect to /reports

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Dashboard

4 stat cards are visible data

Active Pulse Sessions: 1 · Total Panels: 3 · Panel Members: 10 · Completed Sessions: 1

Active Sessions panel shows 2 sessions data

"March Event Feedback" (Active) and "Q2 Content Planning" (Processing)

Each active session shows a progress bar ux

March Event: 3/5 (60%) · Q2 Content: 5/5 (100%)

Recent Reports shows "Homepage Redesign Test" data

Sentiment score 72% visible · clicking navigates to report detail

Quick Actions has 3 clickable links ux

Create Pulse → wizard · Manage Panels → panels page · View Reports → reports page

"Create Pulse Session" header button navigates to wizard nav

Button in top-right of dashboard header

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Pulse Sessions

All 3 sessions are listed data

Homepage Redesign Test · March Event Feedback · Q2 Content Planning

Each session shows the correct status badge data

Completed (grey) · Active (green) · Processing (amber)

Progress bar shows correct fill for each session data

Homepage 5/5 (100%) · March Event 3/5 (60%) · Q2 Content 5/5 (100%)

"View Report" link appears only on "Homepage Redesign Test" data

Other two sessions should NOT show a View Report link

"View Report" link navigates to the correct report detail nav

Should land on /reports/r1 with "Homepage Redesign Test" report

"New Pulse" button navigates to the Create Session wizard nav

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Panels

3 panels are listed in the left column data

Trusted Advisors (5) · New Member Cohort (3) · Content Leaders (4)

Right column shows "Select a panel" prompt when nothing is selected ux

Clicking a panel highlights it in blue and shows its name in the right pane ux

Clicking the same panel again deselects it ux

Right pane returns to the empty prompt state

All 10 members appear in the "All Members" directory below data

Each member shows name, member type badge, email, survey count

Member type badges display correctly ux

Power (purple) · Existing (blue) · New (green). Capitalised — not lowercase.

Members with no last survey show only survey count edge

Robert Martinez, James Wilson, Christopher Brown have no lastSurvey date

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Reports List

One report card is shown: "Homepage Redesign Test" data

Report card shows sentiment score, date, and theme tags data

Sentiment 72% · Mar 11, 2026 · Navigation Confusion (60%) · Visual Appeal (40%) · Mobile Experience (20%)

"View Report" button navigates to the report detail page nav

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Report Detail

"Back to Reports" link returns to the reports list nav

Sentiment ring shows 72 in green with a green arc ux

Score ≥70 = positive tier = green. Arc should be ~72% filled.

3 key themes are listed with progress bars data

Navigation Confusion 60% · Visual Appeal 40% · Mobile Experience 20%

3 member quotes are shown with correct sentiment colours ux

Neutral (grey) · Positive (green) · Negative (red)

Each quote shows member initials, name, and member type data

Member type should be capitalised: "Power member", not "power member"

AI Recommendation section is present with the full recommendation text data

Share and Download PDF buttons appear at both top and bottom ux