Process-Driven Scripting is a technique where test scripts are structured into scenarios that represent use cases of the software under test. These scripts can be parameterised with test data to enhance flexibility and coverage.
Key Aspects:
- Scripts based on real-world use cases.
- Parameterisation allows for diverse input scenarios.
- Focus on end-user interactions with the software.
- Supports both manual and automated testing efforts.
Benefits:
- Improved relevance of test cases to actual usage.
- Enhanced ability to simulate user behaviour.
- Streamlined script maintenance due to clear structure.
- Increased efficiency in identifying defects.
This approach aligns testing closely with user needs, ensuring that critical functionalities are thoroughly evaluated.