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User Acceptance Testing Guidelines for Efficient Results

Learn how to test demo scripts effectively following the provided guidelines to log results accurately. Stay flexible and follow the schedule to ensure smooth testing. Log results promptly and communicate any issues.

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User Acceptance Testing Guidelines for Efficient Results

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  1. Agenda • Introductions • General Guidelines • Getting Started • How to Test Demo • Logging Results • Questions

  2. General Guidelines • Review the Quick Reference Guide • Print your scripts before you come • Follow the script schedule in sequence • Note predecessors and dependencies • For any FAILS, be available to retest • If you’re done early, ask for more • Be Flexible in schedule adjustments • It won’t be perfect…

  3. Getting Started • Lotus Notes • CourtNet (GEARS) • Testing Schedule • PeopleSoft • UPK

  4. PeopleSoft/UPK How to Test Demo

  5. Logging Results • Open a new email message in Lotus Notes • For each script, record the result in the email message Include: • Script Number • Result • Notes/Screen Prints/Navigation (if needed) • Email your results to GEARSTESTTEAM@mdcourts.gov • Send it as you complete each scenario (grouping of scripts) • Send the remainder no later than 4:30 pm

  6. Logging Results • Result can be: • PASS • Pass with SCRIPT ISSUE • FAIL • RETEST PASS • Script Issue vs. Process Fail • Fails should be logged for process fails, NOTscript issues • Before logging a FAIL • Take a screen print of the issue • Notify the Test Room Manager to verify the result

  7. Questions?

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