20161028 mindmaps- a killer way to increase your test coverage
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Presentation from Agile Tour Bangkok 2016 28 October 2016 Speaker : PRASHANT HEGDE Session Name : Mindmaps: A killer way to increase your test coverage
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20161028 mindmaps- a killer way to increase your test coverage
- 1. MINDMAPS A KILLER WAY TO INCREASE YOUR TEST COVERAGE! PRASHANT HEGDE
- 2. PRASHANT HEGDE ABOUT ME PASSIONATE TESTER AGILE ENTHUSIAST BLOGGER
- 3. WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT?? YOU WILL LEARN: 1. WHAT IS A MINDMAP AND WHY MINDMAPS WORK? 2. TO DRAW EFFECTIVE MINDMAPS USING BEST PRACTICES. 3. OVERCOME CHALLENGES WITH TRADITIONAL ARTIFACTS USING MINDMAPS. 4. TO DESIGN LEAN TEST PLAN. 5. TO DESIGN LEAN TEST CASES AND BOOST YOUR TEST COVERAGE.
- 4. INFORMATION OVERLOAD FORGETTING IMPORTANT INFORMATION INABILITY TO SOLVE COMPLEX PROBLEMS LACK OF CREATIVE THOUGHT LACK OF CLARITY AND DIRECTION LESS PRODUCTIVE LACK OF FOCUS FAILING TO SEE IMPORTANT ISSUES MISSING OUT TASKS MAKING BAD DECISIONS PROBLEMS
- 5. WHAT IS A MINDMAP?
- 9. 1960’S Tony Buzan (British psychologist) - Coined the word “MINDMAP” - Popularized the concept of Mind Map 3rd Century BC Porphyry of Tyre (Greek Philosopher) - Use mind mapping to form his ideas making learning easier for the others - Graphically visualized and organized Aristotle’s work 1452 AD Leonardo Da Vinci (Polymath Renaissance) - Extensive use of mind mapping to clearly articulate, reiterate and generate prototypes of his creations in science, engineering, art, sculpture and literature. 1950’S Allan M. Collins (American cognitive scientist) - Network semantics - Father of modern mapping
- 10. a Geniuses tool Beethoven DarwinNewton Disney
- 11. ● The information in mind map is structured in a way that mirrors exactly how the brain functions - in a radiant rather than linear manner. ● A Mind Map literally ‘maps’ out your thoughts, using associations, connections and triggers to stimulate further ideas. Why Mindmap works?
- 13. HOW TO mINDMAP?
- 15. 1. START IN THE CENTER OF A PAGE CENTRAL IDEA
- 16. 2. USE AN IMAGE OR PICTURE FOR YOUR CENTRAL IDEA. CENTRAL IDEA
- 17. 3. CONNECT your MAIN BRANCHES to the central image and connect your second and third level branches to the First and second levels. CENTRAL IDEA
- 18. MAINPOINTMAINPOINT SubPOINTs SubPOINT Sub POINTs SubPOINT SubPOINT MAINPOINT 4. ONE KEYWORD PER LINE. SubPOINT CENTRAL IDEA
- 19. 5. USE COLOURS THROUGHOUT. MAINPOINTMAINPOINT SubPOINTs SubPOINT Sub POINTs SubPOINT SubPOINT MAINPOINT SubPOINT CENTRAL IDEA
- 20. 6. MAKE YOUR BRANCHES CURVED RATHER THAN STRAIGHT-LINED. MAINPOINT MAINPOINT SubPOINTs Sub POINTs SubPOINT SubPOINT MAINPOINT SubPOINT Sub POINTs CENTRAL IDEA
- 21. 7. USE IMAGES THROUGHOUT MEDIA REPORTS POINT1 POINT1 POINT3 LOCATION POINT2 CENTRAL IDEA POINT1 POINT2 POINT3 POINT2
- 22. HOW TO DRAW A MINDMAP 1. Start in the center of a page. 2. Use an IMAGE or PICTURE for your central idea. 3. Use COLORS throughout. 4. CONNECT your MAIN BRANCHES to the central image and connect your second and third level branches to the first and second levels, etc. 5. Make your branches CURVED rather than straight-lined. 6. Use ONE KEY WORD PER LINE. 7. Use IMAGES throughout.
- 25. HOW TO USE MIND MAPS IN TESTING? Mind maps can be used in all the test stages from test planning to test case execution. Mind maps can be used for: ● Test Planning ● Requirement analysis ● Impact analysis ● Task allocation ● Review requirements ● Test case design ● Traceability ● Test reporting - Quick test reports
- 26. Time intensive Bulky Inflexible structure Go out of date Expensive to maintain High cost to review Cumbersome reporting TRADITIONAL DOCUMENTATION
- 27. LEAN artiFAct - mindmap Easy to create Light weight Assist the rapid paced development. Easy to modify/maintain/review Adaptable to any development Methodology. Triggers creative thought. Quick visual status - reporting
- 28. TEST PLAN 1. Test plan identifier 2. Introduction 3. Test items 4. Features to be tested 5. Features not to be tested 6. Approach 7. Item pass/fail criteria 8. Suspension criteria & resumption requirements 9. Test deliverables 10. Testing tasks 11. Environmental needs 12. Responsibilities 13. Staffing and training needs 14. Schedule 15. Risks and contingencies 16. Approvals
- 29. DOES SOMEONE REALLY READ A TEST PLAN?
- 30. EASY TEST PLAN 1 IN SCOPE/ NOT IN SCOPE
- 31. EASY TEST PLAN 2 5W’s (What, When, Why, Who and WheRE)
- 32. TEST CASES LEAN TEST CASE DESIGN
- 33. LOVE WRITING TEST CASES?
- 34. TYPES OF TESTINGUSER FEATURES MNEMONICS N LEAN TEST DESIGN USING MINDMAP FOR IMPROVED TEST COVERAGE FREE STYLE
- 40. TESTING TYPES
- 41. Open
- 43. N MNEMONICS SFDIPOT (San Francisco Depot) Test Strategy Heuristics by James Bach Structure, Function, Data, Integrations, Platform, Operations, Time CAN I USE THIS Usability Testing Mnemonic by David Greenless Comparable Products, Accessibility, Navigation, Intuitive, Users, Standards, Emotional Response, Trunk Test,Heuristic Evaluation, Instructions & Help Text, Satisfaction RCRCRC Regression Testing Heuristics by Karen N. Johnson Recent, Core, Risk, Configuration, Repaired, Chronic RIMGEA Bug Advocacy Mnemonic by Cem Kaner Replicate it, Isolate it, Maximize it, Generalize it, Externalize it, And Say it Clearly and Dispassionately
- 44. RCRCRC Recent, Core, Risk, Configuration, Repaired, Chronic N Regression Testing Heuristics by Karen N. Johnson
- 45. FREE STYLE
- 49. You can use Mindmaps ANYWHERE AND EVERYWHEREEVEN TO PLAN YOUR wedding ;)
- 52. TRACEABILITY
- 54. KEY TAKEAWAYS OVERCOME THE CHALLENGES WITH TRADITIONAL DOCUMENTATION USING MINDMAPS. DESIGN A LEAN TEST PLAN: 1. IN SCOPE & NOT IN SCOPE 2. ANSWER 5W’S DESIGN LEAN TEST CASES FOR IMPROVED TEST COVERAGE USING MINDMAPS: ● USER FEATURES ● TYPES OF TESTING ● MNEMONICS ● FREE STYLE
- 56. QUESTIONS?
- 57. prashant.hegde9 /in/prazhegde www.prashanthegde.in prashanthegde45@gmail.com CONNECT WITH ME /prashant.hegde.5 guide2mobiletesting.blogspot.in