Category: strategy
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Start with the risks, not the method
In this post I set out how looking at risks before approaches can improve your test approaches.
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Not having an Approach causes Problems in Your Testing
We all know what a test approach is, it’s that document that we write to say what we’re going to test. For some testers it’s seen as boilerplate or a waste of time, but I’m here to tell you that not having one can cause problems in your testing.
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In testing context is important
I was told my bar for quality was too high and it took me a few roles to work out why. In this post I set out what good enough really means.
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Writing a Test Approach – 5 Ws and an H
By setting out the Who, What, Where, When, Why and How of testing we can create a powerful approach to share with our teams.