Must Have
15-30 days
Test Reporting
Compiling detailed reports and documentation that summarize the results of all testing activities. This includes capturing test outcomes, identified issues, and overall product quality assessments to inform stakeholders and guide future development.
IMPLEMENTATION
Collect data from all testing phases, including unit, integration, system, performance, security, and UAT.
Use a standardized format for test reports to ensure consistency and clarity.
Include key metrics such as test coverage, pass/fail rates, defect density, and severity.
Document detailed findings for each test case, including steps, results, and any deviations.
Highlight critical issues and their impact on the product.
Provide a summary of resolved and unresolved issues, including their current status and next steps.
Include visual aids like charts and graphs to illustrate test results and trends.
Compile a final report that integrates findings from all testing activities.
Review and validate the report with relevant teams to ensure accuracy.
Distribute the test report to all stakeholders and keep it accessible for future reference.
TIPS
Use automated tools to gather and compile test data efficiently.
Ensure reports are clear, concise, and free of technical jargon to be easily understood by non-technical stakeholders.
Regularly update and review test reports throughout the testing process.
Focus on actionable insights and recommendations to guide further development and improvements.
Foster a collaborative approach to reviewing and addressing findings from the test reports.
WHY IMPORTANT
Important for communicating testing outcomes and informing decision-making processes.
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QA
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QA
C
Product Management, Engineering
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Executive Team, Customer Support, Operations, Marketing