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Test Design Principles

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10 articles in this collection
Written by Justin Hunter, Matthew Dengler, Ivan Filippov and 2 others

General

Why do most software tests suck?

The problems found in many manually-designed software tests.

Written by Ivan Filippov
Updated over a week ago

What do well-designed software tests look like?

The qualities found in a well-designed, high-quality software test.

Written by Scott Johnson
Updated over a week ago

Prioritization: how should we get the biggest "bang for the buck" in a limited number of software tests?

Premier strategies for getting the most out of every single software test.

Written by Conor Wolford
Updated over a week ago

Best Practices for Effective Software Testing

A quick description of some best practices that should be adopted and followed among software test design teams.

Written by Matthew Dengler
Updated over a week ago

Manage regression tests at the "model level" to save time and avoid ever-increasing numbers of tests

Benefits of designing and updating your tests at the model level.

Written by Scott Johnson
Updated over a week ago

Important lessons from "20 Questions"

Lessons learned from the game "20 Questions" applied to software testing.

Written by Justin Hunter
Updated over a week ago

Hexawise-Specific

Use Equivalence Classes or similar strategies rather than long lists of Values

Input definition strategies for creating the most effective set of Hexawise tests.

Written by Ivan Filippov
Updated over a week ago

Follow the "Goldilocks Rule" to determine the correct amount of detail

Guidelines for how much detail to include in your Hexawise inputs.

Written by Justin Hunter
Updated over a week ago

Do not include Expected Results as Hexawise Inputs

Expected results should not be included as "Inputs" in Hexawise

Written by Matthew Dengler
Updated over a week ago

Different types of negative tests need to be handled differently when using Hexawise

Strategies for creating and working with negative tests in Hexawise.

Written by Justin Hunter
Updated over a week ago