Blog - Test Automation Strategies and Techniques
Automated Testing is critical to maintain quality during fast releases. In fact, new technologies permit software developers to reduce the number of test cases. By planning test automation strategically, software development companies can limit repetitive work, errors in software development. Creating a test automation strategy helps you to have control over test cases, ensure significant parts of client’s initial message doesn’t get lost in the process.
There is an array of tools, technologies and platforms available making the right choice is an outright key part of the test automation strategy. Understand time spent for strategizing automation is worth the effort. Have in mind, that the product will keep sprouting and make your test automation strategy for similar innovation.
Keep yourself ahead of automation with in-depth checklist
As it ensures the health of the application, it should be a coherent activity and quality should be “baked in” right from the start. Have a detailed step by step checklist before automating or optimizing the current automation process.
Keep the outcome defined upfront
Do validate the software’s features by running specific (combinations of) parameters through the system. Do high level automated test & relate with business requirements to really extract value from automation testing one unit at a time.
High expectations are the key
This process must define product road-map keeping in mind the risks, costs, and most importantly must see to if the script written can withstand unexpected behaviors. Automating the recurring work results in fewer errors, also make the best use of the feedback provided by the production environment to complete the test cases. We Don’t blindly trust automated checks, test the test manually too by using frameworks.
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