Test Case Writing and QA Know-How for Beginner Planners/PMs

For planners/PMs, the most important things are problem definition, reference, and data literacy.
But what if the product you release is a mess?

The hypothesis can only be confirmed if the product works properly.

The products we plan are meant to provide value to our customers and serve as a means to verify our hypotheses.
But if the planned product doesn't function properly after launch, are my plans and hypotheses truly worthless? Will the product truly deliver value to customers?

Let's learn the know-how to launch a product exactly as planned through test case writing and QA know-how.

• Preliminary checklist before conducting QA
• Cumulative QA considering product dependencies and project status
• Random QA to discover things that cannot be seen through test cases
• Project management and launch preparation know-how based on QA results

• We explain the know-how to write test cases and properly perform QA and management based on them.
• Explains to project managers in simple and detailed terms why QA and Test Cases are needed, along with the context and background.
• We will teach you test case writing and QA know-how based on real-life examples.
• After the lecture, we provide templates that your team can use right away.

Q. Aren't errors already visible? Do we really need test cases?

As a product grows, there's a lot to overlook. Test cases are the first step toward understanding and inspecting a product in a structured and clear manner!

Q. Isn't QA just about running the test cases from beginning to end?

Have you considered product dependencies and project schedules? I'll share QA know-how that takes complex, multi-layered project situations and legacy into account.

Q. Is this possible even though we are an agile team that doesn't create storyboards?

Even in an agile planning-development environment, planners/PMs ultimately end up handling QA. Even in these situations, we'll share tips for writing test cases and performing QA.