Create Projects and Test Cases

Learn how you can create projects and test cases in BrowserStack Test Management.

Test cases in Test Management are central repositories to create, organize, and store all your test cases. You can group test cases in suitable folders or sub-folders inside a project.

Create Projects

To create projects:

1. Log in to Test Management.
2. Click Create Project.
3. Enter a project name and description, and then click Create Project.

Every project has three component sections:

• Dashboard
• Test Cases
• Test Runs

Use the project drop-down menu to switch between projects. Or, select View All Projects to list all the projects.

Create Folder

Use folders to organize your test cases in a project. To create a folder:

1. Click Create Folder.
2. Enter a folder name and description, and then click Create Folder.
3. Click on kebab icon next to a folder. It has the following options:
   • Create Test Case: Create a test case within the folder.
   • Add Sub Folder: Add a folder within the folder.
   • Move Folder: Move the folder to a different location.
   • Edit Folder: Edit the folder name or description.
   • Delete: Delete the folder.

Viewing Test Case count in nested folders

Default view on the Test Cases page

Each folder displays two key metrics, X(Y):

• Immediate Test Case count (X): This is the number of Test Cases directly within the folder, not including those in subfolders.
• Cumulative Test Case count (Y): This is the total number of all Test Cases within the folder, including those nested in all subfolders.

The folder structure is typically hierarchical, with subfolders indented under parent folders. Each folder displays immediate and cumulative counts, providing insight into local and total Test Case numbers.

Create Test Case from Test Management

To create a Test Case:

You can also add a Test Case if the folder or project is new, enter the Test Case name and click Add. It adds the test case to the folder.

Import Projects and Test Cases

Alternatively, you can quickly import your projects from TestRail or Zephyr Scale. Also, you can import data using a .csv file into an existing project.