Exploratory Testing Checklist
Exploratory Testing Checklist is a document designed to help testers plan, execute and track exploratory testing. It helps testers to quickly identify areas that require further testing and ensure that all potential issues are explored. The checklist includes items such as test environment setup, test data preparation, test case identification, test case execution and bug report submission. It also includes items such as notes for further exploration and test case review. This checklist helps testers to be more organized, efficient and effective in their exploratory testing efforts.
- Exploratory Testing Checklist
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- Start by understanding the purpose of the testing and the goals of the product.
CompletedFailedNeeds ReviewNot Applicable (N/A)- Identify possible areas of exploration.
CompletedFailedNeeds ReviewNot Applicable (N/A)- Design a test strategy.
CompletedFailedNeeds ReviewNot Applicable (N/A)- Choose appropriate test scenarios and design test cases.
CompletedFailedNeeds ReviewNot Applicable (N/A)- Execute the test cases and record the results.
CompletedFailedNeeds ReviewNot Applicable (N/A)- Analyze the results and draw conclusions.
CompletedFailedNeeds ReviewNot Applicable (N/A)- Document the findings and recommendations.
CompletedFailedNeeds ReviewNot Applicable (N/A)- Report the results to stakeholders.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Exploratory Testing?
Exploratory testing is an approach to software testing that emphasizes the personal freedom and responsibility of the tester to continuously optimize the test process. It encourages testers to use their experience, intuition, and creativity to find problems and uncover areas which may have been overlooked in more structured testing.
What are the benefits of Exploratory Testing?
Exploratory testing helps testers to identify problems more quickly and accurately than scripted tests, since it allows for more flexibility and creativity in the testing process. Additionally, it can help to uncover areas which have been overlooked in more structured tests.
What are the steps involved in Exploratory Testing?
The steps involved in exploratory testing include: analyzing the requirements, setting up the test environment, executing the tests, analyzing the results, and reporting the findings. Additionally, testers should also take notes and document their progress throughout the testing process.
