Why and How to Work out Test Strategy?

April 07 10:00 2014 by Nataliia Vasylyna Print This Article

It is known that before entering upon any activity is wise to elaborate strategy, that is to think how to organize the work. Such approach enhances efficiency of any tasks, including mobile testing, desktop testing and web site testing.

So, one should elaborate test strategy before starting testing. It may seem that working on strategy is just wasting of time and it is better to test than to think how to do it. But a software testing company notices that strategy streamlines and makes more fruitful any mobile application testing, desktop testing and web site testing.

In general, Elaborating of Test Strategy Means Determining:

• what and how to test;
• what instruments and methods to use;
• how much time to spent on each testing type, on each part of the tested software;
• at what parts of the tested application to focus more, as it is of common knowledge that it is infeasible to provide 100% coverage.

The main task of a test strategy is to set goals and to define testing activities. Test strategy doesn’t have to be always detailed and formal. For some projects it is enough just to think and decide what the testing process should be like.

Nowadays, when time constraints for many projects are very tight, it is of outmost importance to know where to focus the efforts.

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