qa-testing-methodology

What problem does it solves?

Designing effective test cases that provide comprehensive coverage, identify critical bugs, and ensure accessibility requires structured methodologies. Without these, testing can be inefficient and miss crucial issues. This Skill applies proven test design patterns.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Test Case Design Order: A systematic approach to designing tests, starting with Happy Path, then Validation, Edge Cases, Error Scenarios, and Permission Tests.
• Equivalence Partitioning: Techniques for dividing input data into partitions to minimize the number of test cases while maximizing coverage.
• Boundary Value Analysis: Focused testing on boundaries where behavior changes, crucial for identifying off-by-one errors.
• Accessibility Testing Checklist: A comprehensive list of checks for keyboard navigation, screen reader compatibility, and visual accessibility (WCAG AA).
• Test Data Guidelines: Best practices for creating and managing realistic, fake test data.
• Use Case: Designing test cases for a new user registration form, applying boundary value analysis to a password field, creating an accessibility test plan, or prioritizing tests for an upcoming release.

Quick Start

Use the qa-testing-methodology skill to generate a test case outline for an age input field that accepts values between 18 and 65, using equivalence partitioning and boundary analysis.