TEST DESIGN
CONFIGURATION OF THE TEST SYSTEM AND
ADMINISTRATION OF THE TEST DATA
Based on the requirements of your company or project by analyzing the relevant documents (e.g., requirement specifications, business concepts, IT concepts, etc.), you will receive complex test procedures and defined test sequences.
This involves the configuration of the test system and the administration of the test data. In addition to functional aspects, the user-friendliness, the performance of the system and criteria of usability are considered.
However, test design also means proving comprehensible results or defined terminations even for business transactions that are not exactly defined, incorrect or implausible combinations, and incorrect entries or defined interruptions.
Good test design means constantly completing and optimizing the existing test specifications during test execution. This means that test coverage can be proven reproducibly and compliance with the requirements can be comprehensively verified.
When reviewing existing test specifications, the perspective of a neutral authority can also reveal new perspectives.
Competent test design allows hidden errors in the code to be discovered and questions work processes that need improvement. This increases the product quality.
higher test quality and comprehensible test descriptions
faster training of new testers and possible separation of areas of responsibility for test design and test execution
Increasing the reusability of tests
defined basis for automated test cases
TESTMANAGEMENT FRANK WITTE
TEST PROCESSES, DEFECT MANAGEMENT, TEST PLANNING,
TEST EXECUTION, TEST REPORTING
PROFESSIONAL TEST DESIGN FOR COMPREHENSIVE TESTING
If you have any questions about my services or publications, please do not hesitate to contact me at any time. Since experience shows that the tasks involved in software testing are very complex, I will be happy to advise you in detail on your individual project.
Benefit from my many years of experience and gain quality and productivity when implementing your software projects.
