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Test documentation describes the artifacts created before, during, and after testing for the purpose of communicating with stakeholders to solicit feedback, to capture your intended approach to provide guidance for your team, to provide actionable information for business decision makers, and to record your findings for due diligence.
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How do we effectively use mind maps (or anything similar) to demonstrate key areas (to test ...
While I was trying to communicate the business impact to my team I found it difficult to emphasize on it by the testing plan or documentation I prepared. …