Test Design Techniques

PRESENTATION
BY BATCH-8
Defining Test Design Techniques
1 Test Design Techniques 2 Importance
 Test Design Techniques

Equivalence
class Boundary Decision table
partitioning value analysis Error Guessing
testing
 Examples

1 Equivalence class techniques

example
Inputs for a login form: Username = "test"
Boundary value analysis 2 or "tester123". Password = "password" or
example "123456".
Tests for a form that accepts ages from 1
to 120: Age of 1, 18, 60, 119 and 120
should be tested. 3 Decision table testing example
Deciding whether a customer is eligible
for a discount based on cart size and
Error Guessing Example 4 frequency of purchases

Testing a contact form that allows a visitor

to submit a message. Test both positive
and negative scenarios.
Advantages

Efficiency Reduces Repetition

Cost-Effective Early Detection of

Defects
Disadvantages
1 Not Ideal for Complex 2 Requires Expertise and Time
Systems

3 Possible Lack of Coverage

Conclusion

Collaboration Checklists Continuous

Improvement