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Risk-Based Testing
7.1OverviewYou will never have time to test everything. Test planning is the discipline of deciding what to test first, how deeply, and when to stop…7.2The Risk EquationRisk = Probability of failure x Impact of failure.7.3Applying Risk-Based TestingWork with the product owner and developers to list every feature area being released or modified.7.4Estimation TechniquesAccurate estimation of testing effort is a skill that improves with experience. Three techniques:7.5Entry and Exit CriteriaEntry criteria define the conditions that must be met before testing begins. Starting to test before entry criteria are met leads to wasted…7.6Test PlansA test plan is the document that captures your risk-based testing strategy for a specific release or feature.7.7Practical ExerciseYou are the QA lead for a release that includes: 1. A new payment method (Apple Pay integration) 2. A redesigned user settings page 3. A…7.8Key Takeaways- Risk = Probability x Impact. Test high-risk areas first and deepest. - Use risk assessment to allocate limited testing time where it…