Test Scenarios for Image Upload Functionality

(Also applicable for other file upload functionality)
1. Check for uploaded image path.
2. Check image upload and change functionality.
3. Check image upload functionality with image files of different extensions (e.g. JPEG, PNG, BMP etc.)
4. Check image upload functionality with images having space or any other allowed special character in the file name.
5. Check duplicate name image upload.
6. Check image upload with image size greater than the max allowed size. The Proper error message should be displayed.
7. Check image upload functionality with file types other than images (e.g. txt, doc, pdf, exe etc.). A Proper error message should be displayed.
8. Check if images of specified height and width (if defined) are accepted otherwise rejected.
9. The image upload progress bar should appear for large size images.
10. Check if cancel button functionality is working in between upload process.
11. Check if file selection dialog shows only supported files listed.
12. Check multiple images upload functionality.
13. Check image quality after upload. Image quality should not be changed after upload.
14. Check if the user is able to use/view the uploaded images.

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