Post by Admin on Nov 21, 2012 3:33:11 GMT -5
Good Test Plans Meet the following criteria
Complete – Test for All Categories
1. Functional
Performance
Boundary
Invalid
Expected Failure Points
Bonus -
Additional Test Areas depending on product:
Accessibility, Usability, International, Regression, etc….
2. Detailed - How many ways can you test each given test scenario. If one is testing assembling the blender, a good tester would evaluate whether it is easy, intuitive, safe, secure and functional. Don’t just state “ I would test assembling the blender” That is an example of a poor test scenario.
3. Creative – Impress the manager by thinking outside the box.
Basically, each specific test case should answer the following three questions
1. What am I going to test for?
2. How am I going to test it?
3. What are the expected results?
Complete – Test for All Categories
1. Functional
Performance
Boundary
Invalid
Expected Failure Points
Bonus -
Additional Test Areas depending on product:
Accessibility, Usability, International, Regression, etc….
2. Detailed - How many ways can you test each given test scenario. If one is testing assembling the blender, a good tester would evaluate whether it is easy, intuitive, safe, secure and functional. Don’t just state “ I would test assembling the blender” That is an example of a poor test scenario.
3. Creative – Impress the manager by thinking outside the box.
Basically, each specific test case should answer the following three questions
1. What am I going to test for?
2. How am I going to test it?
3. What are the expected results?