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One of the crucial points in high-level testing management is to understand the difference between test plan and test strategy. The test strategy term is often used in different contexts. This might be quite confusing for a test team that is slightly less experienced.
Marcin Łojewski
•June 13, 2023Compatibility testing is non-functional testing, which means it focuses on such aspects as the reliability and usability of software applications. Thanks to focusing on the compatibility of the software, you can make sure that your app will work as expected on different hardware and software configurations.
Recently we have covered the test plan and we did quite a good job doing it. The document itself covers the testing process quite thoroughly. We agreed that the core of the test plan are the test cases and test suites. Now let’s shift our focus a bit more on the test cases and test scenarios and as a bonus we will come back to the test suites for a moment or two.
Marcin Łojewski
•June 6, 2023We recently went through the whole theory on the purpose of such document. We hopefully proved to each tester that such a document is more than a list of features to be tested.
Marcin Łojewski
•May 29, 2023A software test plan is a document describing the testing process of your web application. Learn how to write a software test plan for software testing in this article.
Marcin Łojewski
•May 23, 2023Let me tell you a story of a project of mine. We worked in a scrum team which consisted of software developers, testers, and undecided product owners. We would waste many hours per week waiting for the product owner to deliver the requirements.
Dariusz Kacban
•May 11, 2023Check out our free Ultimate QA Cheatsheet
