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Prevent Defects
How will you prevent defects from a tester point of view?
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vkaranthaa- Member Since Apr-2010 | Apr 20th, 2010
Defect prevented at the early stage of the lifecycle saves lot of money and effort to the company. There are different ways of preventing defects. Some examples are as follows:
a. Use previously logged defects and analyze the pattern incase its a existing application / system
b. Review and inspections of the analysis, design and coding artifacts to make sure they adhere to proper guidelines
c. Review of test cases written by testing team from development team and Business users / analysts to avoid any gap
d. Have testing from development team of the integrated application before delivering it to the testing team.
We have used all these and have found them to be effective in reducing no. of defects.chaitu83
- Nov 25th, 2010
Testers should be involved in discussions with business analysts and Development team in the design phase to have clear understanding of the requirements.Prepared test cases should be reviewed with Bu...
naveenanand
- Nov 11th, 2010
1) Both the developers and testers should have sound knowledge about the requirements of the customer.2) Both verification and validation should be perfect.3) Testers should have a...
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Non Understandable Requirement
A requirement is non understandable and is given for testing / to write Test Case. How you will pass this situation?
chaitu83
- Nov 25th, 2010
To start with i will check if this requirement is an extension of the existing application or a total new functionality.If it is an existing one then will try to corelate the requirement with the exis...
srinivasulub1981
- Nov 28th, 2009
HIFirst i will prepare a review document and will sent it to BA and then get the clarifications, if still doubt was not clarified then i will try to contact the client and will ask for clarification, and then i will go to the test cases.CNU
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Risk Project
How do we measure the given project is risk based project?
chaitu83
- Nov 25th, 2010
We can consider the project is a risk based project based on the following factors. If the Design Documents are not prepared in time.If there is a continuous change in the Requirements.If the Requirements to be tested are huge with less resources and time available.
goksn
- Jun 3rd, 2009
Risk can be found based on many factors, some of the common factors are1. Amount of testing work to be done X time remaining2. No.of. important open bugs3. Areas untested X time remaining (change in r...
