1.Test Planning
-Before you start, establish precise testing objectives and a scope.
-Make a test strategy or plan that specifies the testing methodology, resources, and timeframes.
-Determine the application’s target market and the setting in which it will be used.
2.Test Design
-To choose test cases, use methods like equivalence partitioning and boundary value analysis.
-Sort test cases according to risk, importance, and business impact.
-To cover various use cases, take into account both positive and negative test scenarios.
-Include areas of testing that are both functional and non-functional, such as performance, security, and usability.
3.Test Environment
-Create a dedicated test environment that is similar to the production environment as much as possible.
-Use virtualization or containerization technologies to make setting up and managing environments simpler.
-Make sure that test results are representative of actual circumstances.
4.Test Execution
-To find problems sooner, start testing early in the development cycle.
-To save time and effort, automate boring and repeated test cases.
-To keep tabs on test cases, flaws, and the status of test execution, use test management tools.
-Take pictures, videos, and logs as the test is running to show concrete proof of any problems.
5.Test dat
-To cover many circumstances, combine real data with artificial data.
-To discover probable edge cases and unexpected behaviour, randomise or alter test data.
-To efficiently generate vast volumes of test data, think about using data production tools.
6.Communicatiom
-Encourage open dialogue and effective teamwork between developers, business analysts, and other stakeholders.
-To keep everyone up to date on the status of the project and any issues that are found, regularly share test findings and reports.
-To properly log and prioritise issues, use issue tracking tools and collaboration software.
6.Exploratory Testing
-Step outside of the scripted test cases and freely explore the programms.
-To find hidden problems, apply your subject expertise and intuition.
-During exploratory sessions, make notes and record any intriguing discoveries.
7.Continuous Improvement
-Retrospective sessions should be held to review the testing procedure and pinpoint areas for improvement.
-Apply prior experiences’ lessons to current and upcoming testing projects.
-Keep current with the most recent testing methods, equipment, and standards.
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