Mindmaps - A killer way to increase your test coverage
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Mindmaps can be used in software testing right from test planning to test design. When used efficiently a mindmap can be a killer tool in the tester's inventory.
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- 11. TEST CASE DESIGN
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- 13. TRACEABILITY • To create a traceability mindmap - add nodes of all the Epics. Draw branches from every module and associate all its user stories as subsequent nodes. Now link the test cases for every functionality. You can link the requirement number of the test management tool. This ensures that you have not missed out writing test cases for any user story. This mindmap gives you the birds-eye view of your test coverage. You can identify the areas where you need to strengthen your coverage.
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