This document will explain about QA Process for any project, concepts, Reports and other info

1. ‘QA’ Process for Any Project
Srikanth Chatradipalli

2. Start
Requirements
Design Development
B & I
T E S T I N G
Project Process

3. ‘Project’ Structure
Product / Project
PM
(Project
Management)
B & I
(Build &
Integration)
QA
(Quality
Assurance)
DEV
(Development)
- Client Interaction
- Project Plan
- Preparation of
Requirements DOC
- Project status
update
-Dev Plan
- Application /
Module /
component
development
- Bug fixes
- Unit Testing
- B & I Plan
- Integration of
Code
- Generation of
new Build
- Release notes
- Test Plan
- MTS preparation
- Flash new build
- Build acceptance
- TE and Reports

4. ‘QA’ Process
T E S T I N G
Test
Suite
Preparation
Test Execution
MTS
TS Process
….
….
….
Execution
TE Process
….
….
….
Reports
MAIL

5. Sanity Mail

6. Bug
Format…
• Priority: How quickly issue
should be resolve –
Immediate, High, Medium,
and Low
• Severity: Overall impact of
the functionality – Critical,
Major, Minor and Low
Bug-Id A_12_001
Summary Observed SA app crash while launching the app
Description Build Details: V0.2.apk
HW Details: MotoG5sPlus
Precondition: V app should be installed on device
Steps to reproduce:
Launch V app
Expected Result:
V app should launch successfully
Actual Result:
Crash observed while launching the V app
Notes: attached logs and screen shot for your ref
Priority High
Severity High
Reproducibility 5/5 (100%)

7. Types Of
Issues
Crashes
ANR – Application not responding
UI – User Interface
Functionality
Stability
Performance
Usability
E2E issues – complete scenario not working
Cosmetic issues – font
Link not working
Web pages – data not displaying, overlapping, Text Gap
Errors, Search, scroll, Checkbox, Toggle button, Spelling mistakes, Color issues

8. Release
Notes
Format

9. Test Report
100 Percentage% Comments
80 80.0% Executed = Pass + Fail
70 70.0% Excuted and matches with Expected Value
10 10.0% Excuted and not matches with Expected Value
Int 5 5.0% Due to issue
Ext 5 5.0% Due to setup
5 5.0% Valid REQ and need to execute
5 5.0% Invalid REQ for the Project
NE
NA
Total No of Cases
Total No of Executed Cases
PASS
FAIL
BLOCK
Summary of the execution results for Sanity / component / Modules /
Regression / System

10. What is Testing
• Process - of Verifying and Validating a SW
• Meets business REQs
• Meets technical REQs (Dev Specific Use cases)
• Identify Bug and Bugs free Project
• Ensure Project Should handle all use cases
Ultimately : QA is Process, Planning, Execution, identify / detect Defects and Reports

11. Major
Objective
•Before 1990 no Testing,
•Done by Dev team,
•not handling properly
•Due to Huge loss
•Many Projects are failed
IMP:
Follow the PROCESS
Bug ‘Detection’ and ‘Prevention’
Quality Gate keepers : quality of the product
Not only Functional and need to check Non-Functional
Reduce cost of bugs – means try to raise bugs in early stage
Continuous improvement the process

12. ‘Requirements’ Process
R E Q s
Client USER
Should not Assume
Discussion with TM/TL and get clarifications
Record all comments

13. Testing ‘techniques’
• Positive(+Ve) : how the application behaves for the positive set of data / requirements.
• Negative(-Ve) Testing : sw not fail when an unexpected input is given (against/break to the REQ)
• Equivalence partitioning : technique that divides the input test data of the application DUT into
each partition at least once of equivalent data from which test cases can be derived(range).
• Boundary value : Valid(8-12) and Invalid(<8,>12) Analysis
• Setup : Install, Uninstall
• New Feature / Enhancement
• Interaction, Interrupt, Recovery
• Usability, Compatibility
• GUI / UI
• Common use cases : Irrespective of the Requirement
More Coverage
Optimization

14. …Continue with Examples
- Install
- Uninstall
- registration
- Send and receive messages
- Video/Voice call
- Send Voice message
- send more than 10 images at a time
- send file size > than the limited size
- try to register invalid number
- try to delete the file while downloading
Equivalence partitioning Boundary value Analysis Interaction
- add max 250 people in a group
- 10,50,100,200 group
- add max 1-250 people in a group
- '< 249' , '>251'
- WA + Attchments
- WA Video call + Chat
Usability Compatibility Interrupt
- WhatsApp is easy to use
- All options are allgned properly
- Able to understand
- with Diffferent OS
- with Different Browsers
- with Different Versions and screens
- interruot with call while WA voice call in
progress
- Disconnect NW
Stability Performance Others
- Iterations : 100/1000/2K/5k
- Install, Launch
- Hours : 5/15/60/720 mins/24hrs
- WA launching time
- Countinously using
- Chat messages scroll
- Recovery : Power cycle, reboot
- Common : 40+
- New Feature : Group Chat, WAs Web
- Battery Drain, Idle

15. What are some best practices for writing
TCs
• Write test cases from as end-user perspective
• Write test steps in a simple way so that anyone can easily follow them
• Make the test cases reusable
• Set the priority on each test case
• Provide a test case description, test data, precondition, expected and post condition
• Minimize the variables
• Minimize the number of steps to create more modular test and more isolated functionality
verification
• Write invalid(-ve)test cases along with valid test cases
• Follow proper name conventions
• Review the test cases regularly and update or remove them if necessary

16. Types of SW Testing
T E S T I N G
Static Testing Dynamic Testing
Docs
Informal
Reviews
Walkthrough
etc…
White Box
Black Box
Unit Testing
- Branch
- Path
- Loop
- Statement
- Data flow
Functional Non-Functional
- Sanity - Regression - New Feature
- Integration - System - UAT - E2E
- Interoperability - GUI - API
- Stability
- Performance
- Compatibility
- Security
Verification Validation

17. Test Suite Preparation and Review Process
Requirement MTS
Review
Under standing
Queries
Clarification
Capture Doc
Preparation UC
Peer Review
Lead Review
Capture
Comments
Incorporate
Final Review
MTS
MAIL
to Team
Note: Need to follow all types of testing techniques while preparation of the MTS
MTS – Master Test Suite (will derive all test suites from MTS like Sanity, Stability, Regression…et)

18. Testing Strategy
• Smoke testing done by B & I
• Sanity Testing by QA team
• Regression will start on Sanity Approved build
• Stability : will start after 30% pass of Regression
• Performance : Will start 50% pass of Regression
• Usability : after 90% pass of Regression
• UAT : after 95% pass of Regression (against the requirements)
• E2E : method that validates entire software from starting to the end

20. ‘adb’
commands
– Android
Debug
Bridge
adb devices
adb devices -l
adb install <path of the apk>
adb uninstall <apk package name>
adb get-state
adb reboot
adb kill-server
adb start-server
adb push <folder path>/V2.apk /sdcard/
adb pull /sdcard/sb.png <folder path>
adb version
adb shell getprop ro.build.version.release
adb shell
adb shell screencap /sdcard/sb.png
adb shell pm list packages <all apps>
adb shell pm list packages -s (only for system apps>
adb shell pm list packages -3 (only for 3rd party apps>

21. Continue…
adb logcat
adb logcat -c
adb logcat > C:UsersSDesktopSelftrainingchksa1.txt
adb bugreport > C:UsersSDesktopSelftrainingchksa1.txt
adb shell <get focused app package name details>
dumpsys window windows | grep -E "mCurrentFocus"
adb shell am start -n com.android.settings/.Settings
adb shell input text ‘Android'
adb shell screenrecord /sdcard/demo.mp4
adb shell pwd
adb shell wm size
$ adb shell monkey -p your.package.name -v 500
adb root
adb remount
Adb reboot bootloader

22. Bug-Id
Project
Summary
Raised By
Date
Component
Description Build Details:
HW Details:
Precondition:
Steps to reproduce:
Expected Result:
Actual Result:
Notes:
Priority
Severity
Reproducibility
Total New Assign Duplicate Rejected Deferred Fix Re-Open Close
Bug Report
Bug Fields

23. Browser Use cases: sanity
• A web Browser or Browser is a computer software application that enables a person to
locate, retrieve, and display content such as webpages, images, video, as well as other
files on the World Wide Web.
• Ex: Google Chrome, Apple Safari, Microsoft IE and Edge, Firefox, Opera
• What and How to do Browser/web testing
• Remember Key Points:
• 24-hour availability
• Huge no. of users
• Response Time, Ease of use, Accuracy – if not – users will move to competitor site

24. Browser “use cases”…
1. Functionality
2. Navigation - Test all links in your webpages are working correctly and make sure there are no broken links
3. Forms , Page content, Searches, Popup Windows, Menus, Buttons, Images, firewalls
4. Interface testing : Application, Webserver and Database Server
5. Database testing : executing the queries like - Creating, Updating and Deleting
6. Compatibility : Different - “Browsers” and “OS”
7. Performance : response time, load test – normal & peak,
8. Security Testing
9. Content / Data
10. Test Cookies
11. Cosmetic : no spelling or grammatical errors
12. Usability : user friendly
13. E2E : business workflow

25. Browser “issues”…
• Compatibility
• Cross Browser
• Cross-Device
• Firewalls and Port issues
• User Input Validation
• Response very slow
• Content not displaying
• Spelling and Color and Font issues
• Security
• UI issues

26. Types of Web Testing…
‘Static’
Content wont
change
WEB TESTING
Mobile
Mobile Browser
E-Commerce
Amazon, Flipkart
‘Dynamic’
Regularly content
will change
1. Functionality Testing
2. Usability Testing
3. Interface Testing
4. Compatibility Testing
5. Performance Testing
6. Security Testing

27. Testing IP
and OP for
various
levels
•QA Process
•Test Plan
•MTS
•All other formats
Before
•Build
•Test Data
•Environment / simulators
•Test matrix
•Test scripts
During
•Results
•Reports
•QA Release Notes
After

28. QA Docs / Check list
• Requirements
• Test plan
• Query sheet
• MTS
• Test case
• Traceability matrix
• Test results
• Reports – Test and Bug
• Comments
• Mail

29. Project Plan
ProjectName Android12'NewFeatures'
StartDate 5/23/2022
End Date 6/16/2022
Comments
No Tasks StartDate End Date No ofdays 05/23 05/24 05/25 05/26 05/27 05/28 05/29 05/30 05/31 06/01 ### 06/03 06/04 06/05 06/06 06/07 06/08 06/09 06/10 06/11 06/12 06/13 06/14 06/15 06/16
Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Day 6 Day 7 Day 8 Day 9 Day 10 Day 11Day 12 Day 13 Day 14 Day 15 Day 16 Day 17 Day 18 Day 19 Day 20 Day 21 Day 22 Day 23 Day 24 Day 25
1 Android12'NewFeatures' 23/05 16/06 25
1 Project Plandiscussion 04/05 04/05 1
KT 04/06 04/07 2
Development DevPlanDiscussion 1 Unit Testing
splash-screen 2
rounded-corners 10
recents#url-sharing 10
B&I Buildplandiscussion 1
Integrateall modules / code 21 BuildCadence: weekly 3builds andReleasenotes
QA Test Plandiscussion 1 MTS, Test Report andBugReports
MTS Preparation 6
NewFeaturetesting- splash-screen 2
rounded-corners 8
recents#url-sharing 8
Sanity Testing 18
System Testing 11
Stability Testing 3
BugFixes Testing 12
Week4/ Sprint4 Week5/ Sprint5
Week1/ Sprint1 Week2/ Sprint2 Week3/ Sprint3

30. Project Terminology
MOM : Minutes of Meeting
KT : Knowledge Transfer
MTS : Master Test Suite
TS : Test Suite, TE : Test Execution, TR : Test Report, BR : Bug Report
Scrum Master – PM will play scrum master role
POC - Point of Contact
DUT - Device Under test

31. ‘QA’
Terminology
• Verification
• Validation
• RCA - Root cause analysis
• TM, TE, TS
• Bug Age
• ED - Escape Defect
• Reminder Mails
• Follow-Ups and Escalations
• Always respond to query mails / other mails

32. Tell me
about your
self
1. My self…Education and Exp
2. Project Desc
3. Project / team structure
4. QA Process
QA Team structure
5. Technology
6. Scrum call
MOM, AI, Follow-ups
7. Roles and Responsibilities