If you dont have any requirement specification or any type of doucument then on which basis you will write test cases?

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Mittar

  • Oct 25th, 2007
 

If there is no SRS or any other document, then
Test cases can be written on the basis of application fields.
 For example- if it has user authentication feature. Write the test cases for :
1. User/Login name textbox field
2. Password textbox field.
3. Login button
4. Cancel button.
5. Forgot password field

Note: It can be done only if you have some prior experience.

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Ramya.N

  • Dec 28th, 2007
 

Exploratory testing.
First we have to understand the application by exploring it(play with the applicaton).If there is a help file or user manual we can go thru it ,to get an idea about the app.

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saravanan123

  • Aug 13th, 2009
 

Testing will be made as adhoc method of testing and test cases are written based upon once we have to undergo as a third man working then after that based on what the need of a particular man he will undergo testing in it

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shailamakam

  • Aug 16th, 2009
 

When we dont have any requirement, we can do Exploratory Testing,
Understanding the application and write Testcases.
But the disadvantage here is, we may mis-understand bug as a feature and feature as a bug.

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mr68653

  • Feb 3rd, 2010
 

If there is no such req. spec. then it is better to use one of the following options or the combination of them for write down the test cases:

1. Talk to the customer and discuss with her/him what her/his needs and ask questions how a system/application should behaves ...
2. Use ad-hoc technique
3. Use error guessing test technique
3. The most useful test technique in this case is exploratory testing

Cheers, John

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