Ben Weese

After Testing a new build Exploratory Testing When running a familiar test and you hit an unexpected crash. When you hit a major crash that stops release. When they release a build filled with bugs. When a bug gets upgraded to a feature.

Over much of my research I found that a lot of people, to this day use excel for their test plans. There are articles posted all over about how to best use excel. For example this link, talks about how to utilize excel when writing your test plan, and I have attached a template I found […]

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We were looking at rewriting all of our old test plans. Most of our test plans were written by our designers. I decided I would start rewriting some and when taking on the task, I researched it heavily taking into consideration what they had in common, and what they all liked. I took what I […]

Exploratory Testing  – Most of the time when you are first learning the software you will do some exploratory testing. This will help you look around and figure out how things work. Much like the gif shown above Tony is learning to fly by exploring how things work. Here you are investigating how the software […]