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TEST PLAN

The document outlines a comprehensive test plan structure, detailing sections such as test objectives, scope, approach, resources, and deliverables. It emphasizes the importance of traceability, risk management, and collaboration among team members. Additionally, it specifies entry and exit criteria for testing, along with approval requirements from key stakeholders.

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TEST PLAN

The document outlines a comprehensive test plan structure, detailing sections such as test objectives, scope, approach, resources, and deliverables. It emphasizes the importance of traceability, risk management, and collaboration among team members. Additionally, it specifies entry and exit criteria for testing, along with approval requirements from key stakeholders.

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Test Plan Structure

Section Details

1. Test Plan - Assign a unique ID for traceability (e.g., TP-WEB-024).


ID and Title - Use a descriptive title like “Test Plan for Web Portal Checkout
Redesign v2.4”.

2. - State the purpose of this test (e.g., ensure checkout flow performs as exp
Introduction across devices).
and Objective - Brief summary of the feature being tested and its business
importance.
- Describe how the test aligns with the overall release goal (e.g., release
readiness, customer impact).

3. Scope of - In-Scope: List features, user flows, platforms, and environments to be


Testing tested (e.g., desktop/mobile checkout, login, product page).
- Out-of-Scope: Specify what will not be tested (e.g., legacy payment
gateways, unsupported browsers).
- Clarifies boundaries to prevent scope creep.

4. Test - Validate the core functionality (e.g., successful product checkout).


Objectives - Ensure UI consistency across Chrome, Firefox, Safari.
- Verify backend integration (e.g., order created in DB).
- Catch regression defects in related modules.
- Test error handling and edge cases.

5. Test - Testing types: Functional, Regression, Smoke, Exploratory, Integration,


Approach / UI/UX, Performance (as needed).
Strategy - Techniques: Manual testing for UI/UX, Automation (e.g., Playwright) for
regression.
- Tools: Cypress, TestRail, Postman, BrowserStack.
- Align with Agile sprint cadence (e.g., testing stories during sprint and
release regression post-sprint).
- Include risk-based testing for high-priority flows.

6. Test - Include planned start and end dates for:


Schedule and • Test planning • Test case creation
Milestones • Test execution • Bug triage/fixes
• Final report
- Milestones: Sprint review, UAT start, Go/No-Go meeting.
7. Test - Define the test environment(s): staging, UAT, or pre-production.
Environment - Devices/browsers required: e.g., Windows 11 + Chrome 123, iOS
Setup Safari 17.
- Tools: Charles Proxy for network monitoring, mock API endpoints.
- Test data: anonymized production data, mock users, test payment
credentials.
- Confirm deployment schedule and rollback plans.

8. Resources - QA Lead: owns the test plan, coordinates execution.


and - Test Engineer(s): write and execute test cases.
Responsibiliti - Dev Support: helps with log access, debugging.
es - Product Owner: clarifies requirements.
- Mention cross-functional collaboration expectations.

9. Test - Test Plan Document (this document).


Deliverables - Test Case Suite (e.g., in TestRail or spreadsheet).
- Daily Test Execution Logs.
- Defect Reports (e.g., Jira tickets with severity/priority).
- Test Summary Report for sign-off.
- Automation test results and dashboard screenshots (if applicable).

10. Entry - Feature code is deployed to the test environment.


Criteria - Smoke tests passed. - Test cases prepared and reviewed.
- Required data/environment/tools available.
- User stories marked “Ready for QA” in Jira.

11. Exit - All critical test cases executed.


Criteria - Test case pass rate ≥ 95%.
- No critical or blocker defects remain unresolved.
- All P1/P2 bugs verified as fixed.
- Test Summary shared with stakeholders and approved.

12. Risks and - Risk: Last-minute code changes → Mitigation: Freeze code 48 hours
Mitigation(opt before release.
ional but - Risk: Environment downtime → Mitigation: Have backup test window.
recommended - Risk: Incomplete requirements → Mitigation: Early clarification with
BA/PO.

13. Approvals - Name and role of individuals who will sign off on the test plan:
• QA Lead • Product Owner
• Project Manager or Release Manager.

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