How to Design Test Cases?

There are mainly two techniques to design the test cases: Black box testing It is a specification-based technique where the testers view the software as a black box with inputs and outputs. In black box testing, the testers do not know about how the software is structured inside the box, they know only what the … Read more

How do you Decide When you have Tested Enough?

This is one of the most crucial questions. As a project manager or project lead, sometimes we might face a situation to call off the testing to release the product early. In those cases, we have to decide whether the testers have tested the product enough or not. There are many factors involved in real-time … Read more

What is a Test Plan?

The Test Plan document is a document which contains the plan for all the testing activities to deliver a quality product. The test Plan document is derived from many activities such as product description, SRS, or Use Case documents for all future events of the project. The Test Lead usually prepares it, or Test manager … Read more

What is the Quality Audit?

An Audit is defined as on-site verification activity, such as inspection or examination, of a processor quality system. Quality Audit is the process of systematic analysis of a quality system carried out by an internal or external quality auditor, or an audit team. Quality Audits are performed at predefined time intervals and ensure that the … Read more

Write the Differences Between Preventive and Reactive Approaches?

Preventive Approach: It is also known as the Verification process. Preventive is the approach to prevent defects. In this approach, tests are designed in its early stages of Software Development Lifecycle before the software has developed. In this approach, testers try to prevent defects in the early stages; it comes under Quality Analysis. Reactive Approach: … Read more