Test all the things with the periodic table
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Test all the things with the periodic table
- 1. Test all the things with the Periodic Table of Testing Ady Stokes @CricketRulz TestBash Essentials, Brighton 2019 linkedin.com/in/adystokes/ thebigtesttheory.com slideshare.net/adystokes/presentations
- 2. Language and participation warning Ady Stokes @CricketRulz thebigtesttheory.com
- 3. Does it work? Yes / No Can you be more specific Given the time and information available… Ady Stokes @CricketRulz thebigtesttheory.com
- 4. Requirement / Specification Not just the Acceptance criterion but All the non-functional things And roles / permissions / authority And and and and and and… Ady Stokes @CricketRulz thebigtesttheory.com
- 5. A visual representation of testing
- 6. Testing is? Ady Stokes @CricketRulz thebigtesttheory.com
- 7. Testing is the infinite process of comparing the invisible to the ambiguous so as to avoid the unthinkable happening to the anonymous. James Bach Ady Stokes @CricketRulz thebigtesttheory.com
- 8. Testing is? Risk Mitigation Ady Stokes @CricketRulz thebigtesttheory.com
- 9. CJ Customer Journeys PS Personas AC Accessibility (WCAG) Table Elements Ady Stokes @CricketRulz thebigtesttheory.com
- 10. CJ Customer Journeys PS Personas AC Accessibility (WCAG) Table Elements LD Living Docs AU Automation in Testing Ady Stokes @CricketRulz thebigtesttheory.com Credit to Richard Bradshaw and Mark Winteringham
- 12. I’m done testing…. I thought DA Test Data • Registration • Login • Forgotten Credentials • Individual and service account permission overlaps UA User Access / Permissions / Roles
- 13. Thinking like a tester TT Thought Techniques • Six Thinking Hats • Critical Thinking • Scientific Method • Risk CR Critical Thinking
- 14. Four main categories Testing Elements Technique ElementsPersonal Elements Technical Elements Customer Web Manual Data Protection Sources Comms Aims People Indicators Approaches Methods Digital Tests Tools / Items Performance Ady Stokes @CricketRulz thebigtesttheory.com
- 15. Sub categories Testing Elements Customer Web Manual Data Protection • Fundamentals • Accessibility • Customer Tours • Customer Journeys • Responsive • Real Devices • Cross Browser • Exploring • Pairing • Discovery • Penetration • Attacks • Security Ady Stokes @CricketRulz thebigtesttheory.com
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- 17. Current Development Ady Stokes @CricketRulz thebigtesttheory.com
- 18. Future Development 1 4 3 2 Ady Stokes @CricketRulz thebigtesttheory.com
- 20. We Will – Test All – The Things Chorus •We will we will test you •We will we will test you Ady Stokes @CricketRulz thebigtesttheory.com
- 21. Test all the things with the Periodic Table of Testing Ady Stokes @CricketRulz TestBash Essentials, Brighton 2019 linkedin.com/in/adystokes/ thebigtesttheory.com slideshare.net/adystokes/presentations Thank you for listening
Hinweis der Redaktion
- To tell you about the table, I have to tell you a little about my journey from new tester in 2003 to now How my view of testing has evolved from a binary answer Why I created the table of testing and how it can be used Any new testers in the room? You are so lucky!
- Yorkshire accent Join in
- In the beginning there was test. And I saw test and that it was good. Does it work? Yes or No, binary answer. Either it does what the spec says, or it doesn’t Life was simple then. It’s not in the requirements! Quality wasn’t a word that came up. I wasn’t happy though.
- In the beginning was the requirement and it had A test As I grew as a tester I realised that that test was just the beginning The requirement had a test that Proved Function BUT Needed To be defined as Who was doing it and Why On what device At what time In what time zone With what impairment With what permissions And what is the biggest RISK
- So as my understanding and knowledge grew it felt like testing covered just about everything A whole testing universe if you will I struggled with where to start So I thought about, what is testing? Next
- Lots of definitions over time Humans like short snappy ones Ideas from the audience
- My favourite quote My version: circa 2012 Testing is trying to understand what could happen given every possible, practical scenario
- Lots of definitions over time Humans like short snappy ones Ideas from the audience
- Personas are cool Explored them for our first web project (iConnect) Used them for journeys with defined goals (mortgage status differentiates) All parts of testing can be intrinsically linked, you are rarely doing one thing only So why not give the personas a restriction like keyboard only user to include accessibility testing! Then realised we could use fake services for Automation (testability)
- I’ve learnt a lot about accessibility over the last few years and the main thing I’ve discovered is that accessibility does not equal disability, with is the common assumption I come across when speaking about it. Accessibility actually equals inclusion. It covers more than just the web content accessibility guidelines, disability legislation and compliance, although that is important as there are more legal implications of not being accessible than ever before. It covers readability, inclusive language and usability.
- Different accounts, error and failure states, tests for all the paths/journeys through the software. Test Data gap, can’t supply last payment if the customer hasn’t yet made one. Had I been prompted by a test data element, it may have helped me. Also uncovered an overlap in a service accounts permissions that trumped part of segregation of duties. It was a sad day, but one I learned from and added the user access and permissions element.
- Explain what is testing and how much it covers Support your test advocacy Discussion document (argument document) The possibilities for learning and expanding your knowledge Never finished or complete, very subjective but (IMHO) The best single view of testing I’ve encountered.
- Mark off your progress, ticks highlight pens etc.
- Plan your learning with some simple priorities. Pick ones randomly to look into
- We Will – Test All – The Things Buddy you’re a visual heuristic Describing the breath of the testing universe You got elements in place Paths you can trace It’s something you can use all over the place Singin’ We will test all the things (come on) We will we will test you Buddy you have different elements Covering a range of different areas You now have a place You can embrace You can use this table all over the place We will test all the things (with the periodic table!) We will we will test you Buddy you can scope your projects Listing all the things that you want to test some day No mud on your face It’s no disgrace To help you test the things give it pride of place We will test all the things We will we will test you
- A little about my journey from new tester to now How my view of testing has evolved from a binary answer Why I created the table of testing and how it