Visualize Test Scenarios Using Mind Maps - SeleniumConf Austin 2017
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Gone are the days of writing test scenarios and test cases. There was always a chance of leaving out one tiny but blunderous corner test case. The hassle of creating and maintaining them was something which we had always feared, going through hundreds of links, just to update one piece of functionality. With mind maps, one can better visualise test scenarios, plan out test strategy, provide better coverage, increase understanding of the product, achieve traceability through each component, track data throughout the system, and do a lot more. Using a case study, Ankita will discuss: 1. What are mind maps? 2. How do they serve their purpose in testing? 3. Efficiently creating a mind map for test scenarios 4. Some tools which can be used to create a mind map 5. Converting mind map into test cases into excel sheets or test case management tools. Mind maps not only help in better test cases but in general increase the engineers’ creativity and organisational capability. They are easier to collaborate over with other team members. Being graphical they have better retention and stronger visualisation to estimate and plan better. After all a picture says a thousand words! Ankita Gupta - Software Engineer in Test, Expedia
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Ex2 mind mappingtarekzobayer Mind mapping is a diagram used to visually organize information around a central concept or idea, with branches representing related thoughts or topics. It was first developed by Tony Buzan in 1974 to simplify organization and understanding by reducing complexity and finding new connections. Mind mapping software allows for storing more information in expandable topic trees, embedding files and links, and easier collaboration compared to paper mind maps. Popular free and commercial mind mapping software options exist.
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Mind maperik vazquez A mind map is a diagram that uses a non-linear graphical layout to represent words, ideas, tasks or concepts linked to a central concept. It gives an overview of a large topic while also holding large amounts of information. Mind maps mimic the way our brains naturally form associations, making them an intuitive way to organize thoughts. When creating a mind map, you should start in the center of a blank page with an image, use colors, connect branches in an associative manner rather than straight lines, and use one keyword per line along with additional images throughout.
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- 7. Too many problems coming in, it becomes difficult to manage it Too less time to test, so cannot indulge too much in documents and maintaining them Simpler execution (it actually gets executed) Increase test coverage Tester can think, steps are spoon feeding It uses a tree based graphical structure which imprints better on the brain, than tabular structure.
- 9. Xmind WiseMapping MindMeister MindMap White board
- 12. What’s going on in your dog’s mind
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- 16. Thesaurus illustration of keyword good
- 17. Create branches based on user features Add all features as notes to your mind map Test ideas/cases as sub branches Bird’s eye view of features: which is lacking tests and which is not, where we need to add more tests Execution present in mind map only Impact analysis The map can be read for E2E test cases by combining different branches and following through them.
- 18. Flow charts
- 19. ERD
- 20. Use case diagram
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- #5: Analogy: Testcases based on functionalities
- #7: Dates back to 3rd century Darwin’s Tree of Life, his first thoughts of an evolutionary tree that shows relationship might exist among species:
- #15: Problem: What?When?Where?Why?How?Who? Novel:Your branches can be the following: Setting; Characters; Conflict; Theme; Plot; Scenes; and Point of View.