New answers tagged test-design
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But the question I ask myself is, how should a test charter be built at all?
In this case we used the tips from Elisabeth Hendrickson.
For example, in our project we used an easy test charta template as followed:
Easy template as example
Investigate a goal with medium/resources in order to find (more) information about it
So what does this mean?
Goal: ...
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I don't think there is one universal approach to tool selection..
That is correct! I would like to explain which experience we made in our company.
Regarding the challenges:
Language: In our company we had e.g.business department, development center and e.g. some kind of testing centers for e.g. different departments. The problem is, that within the ...
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I don't think there is one universal approach to tool selection, let alone to tool selection for test automation.
There are many areas and questions you need to consider before going for a particulat tool or set of tools:
How mature is the test tool? Is it available in a stable version, or is it still under heavy development?
How well can you use it? How ...
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First, determine the business objective
In order to answer the questions about what to use, first determine the business objectives such as:
What speed is needed for deploying changes ?
What is the cost of automation, especially people ?
What is the future budget for Quality Assurance ?
How fragile is the application code ?
What is the revenue from ...
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