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The Test Strategy Document for the Chummy Funding App outlines the testing approach, objectives, and resources necessary for ensuring application quality. It details the scope of testing, roles and responsibilities, testing methods, and defect management processes. Additionally, it includes a project schedule and risk mitigation strategies to address potential challenges during testing.

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The Test Strategy Document for the Chummy Funding App outlines the testing approach, objectives, and resources necessary for ensuring application quality. It details the scope of testing, roles and responsibilities, testing methods, and defect management processes. Additionally, it includes a project schedule and risk mitigation strategies to address potential challenges during testing.

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TEST STRATEGY DOCUMENT

For

CHUMMY FUNDING APP

Submitted By: [Your Name]

DOCUMENT CONTROL

Document Detail Information


Title: Test Strategy – Chummy Funding App
Version: v1.0
Date: [Date]
Author: [Your Name]
Contributors: [Contributors]

Change Control

Issue Date Version Details Author


[Date] v0.1 Initial Draft [Your Name]

Referenced Documentation

# Document Name
1 [Reference Doc 1]
2 [Reference Doc 2]

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Introduction
2. Scope and Objectives
o 2.1 Objectives
o 2.2 Scope
3. Roles and Responsibilities
4. Notification / Escalation Procedures
5. Testing Approach
o 5.1 Test Levels
o 5.2 Test Types
o 5.3 Test Items
o 5.4 Test Phase Entry & Exit Criteria
o 5.5 Test Automation & Tools
6. Measures and Metrics
7. Defect Management
8. Suspension Criteria & Resumption Requirements
9. Test Deliverables
10. Risks and Contingencies
11. Schedule of the Project
12. Approvals

1. INTRODUCTION

This document outlines the test strategy for ensuring the quality of the Chummy Funding
Application. It describes the testing approach, scope, objectives, and resources required for
successful test execution.

2. SCOPE AND OBJECTIVES

2.1 Objectives

 Ensure that all features of the Chummy Funding application are working as per the
requirements.
 Validate performance, security, and usability of the system.
 Ensure functional testing of core modules, integration between different modules,
and overall system performance.
 Test API versions, backward compatibility for iOS, Android, and browser compatibility
(Chrome and Safari).
 Minimize risks associated with software deployment.

2.2 Scope

In-Scope Testing

✅ Functional Testing
✅ Regression Testing
✅ Performance Testing
✅ Security Testing
✅ Usability Testing
✅ Compatibility Testing
✅ API Version Testing
✅ Backward Compatibility Testing (iOS, Android, API versions, Browser Compatibility -
Chrome & Safari)

Out-of-Scope Testing

❌ Penetration Testing
❌ Globalization & Localization Testing
❌ Cloud Testing

3. ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Role Responsibilities
Test Lead Define test strategy, manage test activities, and report status.
Role Responsibilities
Test Engineers Execute test cases, log defects, and perform regression testing.
Developers Conduct unit testing and fix defects.
Project Manager Ensure alignment between business needs and testing goals.
Business Analysts Validate business requirements and assist with UAT.

4. NOTIFICATION / ESCALATION PROCEDURES

 Level 1: Developer / Test Engineer


 Level 2: Test Lead / Development Manager
 Level 3: Project Manager / Product Owner

Escalations will follow the hierarchical approach, and blockers will be discussed in defect
triage meetings.

5. TESTING APPROACH

5.1 Test Levels

 Unit Testing: Performed by developers using automated test cases.


 Integration Testing: Ensures seamless interaction between modules.
 System Testing: Validates end-to-end business flows.
 Exploratory Testing: Unscripted approach for discovering hidden issues.
 User Acceptance Testing (UAT): Conducted by business users.

5.2 Test Types

 Manual Testing: Exploratory, UI validation, and business logic testing.


 Automation Testing: Regression suite for faster execution.
 Performance Testing: Load and stress testing for scalability.
 Security Testing: Identifies vulnerabilities and ensures data protection.
 API Version Testing: Ensures different API versions function correctly.

5.3 Test Phase Entry & Exit Criteria

Entry Criteria:

 All test tools & infrastructure are set up.


 Test Items are development complete.
 Sanity and unit tests have passed successfully.

Exit Criteria:

 Test Summary Report is completed.


 All high-priority bugs are fixed and retested.
 All planned testing activities are completed.

5.4 Test Automation & Tools


 Automation Tool: Selenium
 Test Management: Microsoft Azure
 Performance Testing: Yet to be decided

6. MEASURES AND METRICS

6.1 Test Execution Rate

 Formula: (Executed Test Cases / Total Test Cases) × 100%


 Target: 100% coverage

6.2 Defect Density

 Higher defect density → Requires improvement


 Lower defect density → Better code quality

7. DEFECT MANAGEMENT

Defects will be logged, tracked, and resolved using Microsoft Azure.

Severity Levels:

Severity Definition
Critical System crash, data loss, no workaround
Major Operational error, wrong result
Minor Minor issues, UI glitches
Low Cosmetic issues

Priority Levels:

Priority Definition
High Needs immediate attention
Medium Can be fixed in the next sprint
Low No major impact, can be scheduled later

8. SUSPENSION CRITERIA & RESUMPTION REQUIREMENTS

 Suspension Criteria:
o A Critical Severity (S1) defect is logged.
o Significant deviations exist between expected and actual results.
 Resumption Criteria:
o The issue is fixed and validated.
o Test environments are restored to operational state.
9. TEST DELIVERABLES

 Test Plan Document


 Test Cases Document
 Test Summary Report
 Defect Report

10. RISKS AND CONTINGENCIES

Risk Mitigation Strategy


Unstable test environment Regular monitoring and backups
Delayed defect resolution Frequent defect triage meetings
Device compatibility issues Maintain updated device lab
API versioning conflicts Regular API compatibility testing

11. SCHEDULE OF THE PROJECT

Task Duration Start Date End Date


Test Planning 5 days [Date] [Date]
Test Case Design 7 days [Date] [Date]
Test Execution 10 days [Date] [Date]

12. APPROVALS

Name Role Approval Date


Product Owner [Name] [Date]
Test Manager [Name] [Date]

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