A “use case” in software testing, can be
described as a detailed description of a user requirement that will help the
test team to become familiar about the way that the user expects the
application to operate.
A good and effective Use case, will describe the
user operations (Step-By-Step) and the exact way that he wants to use the
software functionalities
Things to remember:
- A Use case should be written as a requirement in the SRS/Spec documents.
- A Use case can be described in many ways, such as Flows, Diagrams Etc.
- A Use case should be detailed enough so the testers can understand it.
- A Use case should contain a user operation and the expected result.
- A Use case is NOT a "Test case" (Test case is designed based on it).
- A good use case will be valuable to the user.
- Single Use case per requirement.
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