Check out MoT’s latest article that has been updated by me based on the original piece by @claire.reckless, “The one-page test plan,” to gain a clear understanding of how best to use a one-page test plan. Find out if it’s right for your project, and then share what changes you have noticed and your best tips to get the most out of test plans. Are you already using a one-page plan or another form of lighter documentation? Share with the community.
What You’ll Learn:
- Why we might need a test plan for our project
- Why a one-page plan might help bring easily accessible clarity and save you time
- Different formats for lighter test plan documentation
After reading, share your thoughts:
- What changes have you seen relating to test plan documentation?
- What did you learn from the article that you might use at work?
- What are the best tips for writing test plans you can share with the community?