Quality Planning / Testing requirements

I am on a research mission to find out content that covers quality planning/testing requirements. I suppose they are slightly different things, so I’ll see what I can find and break it out into sections.

I will edit and update this blog post as I find more.

What you look for

• Use a Mnemonic: “The mnemonic I use for what to look for is the four C’s and one T: completeness, clearness, correctness, consistency, and testability.” — See this blog post by Evgeny Tkachenko on this blog.
• Understand what the difference is between explicit and implicit requirements. See this blog post by Nicola Lingren Step by step guide: Testing without requirements little requirements — Nicola Lindgren or listen to the Quality Sense Podcast with Nicola Quality Sense Podcast: Nicola Lindgren — Implicit requirements
• Insufficient requirements — this is a resting result and a project risk. See Michael Bolton’s post here Very Short Blog Posts (9): “Insufficient Requirements” — DevelopSense
• Does it make sense? A previous blog from myself: Requirements review is more than can we test this? | by Melissa Fisher | Medium
• “The gathered requirements are scrutinized to discover any ambiguities, inconsistencies, or deficiencies affecting the testing process.” Quote from Test sigma’s blog post: Requirement Based Testing: Everything You Need To Know

Processes “How to go about it”

• Three amigos What are the Three Amigos in Agile? | Agile Alliance
• Example Mapping: Intro to Example Mapping & BDD | Cucumber Blog

Let me know if you have any other resources and I’ll add them to the list.