Use Case ID: UCT-001
Title: QA Use Case
Created By: [YOUR NAME]
Company Name: [YOUR COMPANY NAME]
Date Created: [DATE]
Last Updated: [DATE]
Version: 1.0
Identify the roles involved in the use case.
QA Team: Responsible for testing.
Developers: Provides software builds for testing.
Product Owners: Defines acceptance criteria.
Conditions that must be met before the use case can begin.
Software Build Availability: A new build is ready for testing.
Test Environment System: Testing environment is configured.
Step-by-step description of the main flow of events.
QA Team receives the software build from Developers.
QA Team reviews the release notes and testing scope.
QA Team executes test cases based on defined acceptance criteria.
Any defects found are reported to Developers via Bug Tracking System.
Developers fix the reported defects.
QA Team retests the fixed defects.
Repeat steps 4-6 until all defects are resolved.
Once testing is complete, QA Team provides test summary to Product Owners.
Describe any alternative paths or scenarios.
If a defect fix is rejected:
Developers and QA Team discuss the rejection reasons.
Developers rework the fix and provide an updated build.
QA Team retests the fix.
Conditions that must be true after the use case is completed.
Defects Resolved: All reported defects are fixed.
Test Summary Generated: Summary report is provided to Product Owners.
List any exceptions or errors that may occur during the execution.
Build Failure: Build is not deployable for testing.
Critical Defects: Defects impacting core functionality.
Any additional requirements or considerations.
Automation Tools: Use of automation for regression testing.
Accessibility Testing: Ensure software complies with accessibility standards.
Assumptions made for the use case.
Test Data Availability: Relevant test data is accessible.
Testing Resources: Sufficient resources allocated for testing.
List of documents or resources referenced in the use case.
Software Requirements Specification
Test Plan
Bug Tracking System
Templates
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