Agile Testing is a software testing practice that follows the principles of Agile software development . Unlike traditional testing (which happens after development), Agile Testing is continuous, collaborative, and iterative —it happens alongside development in short cycles called sprints . 🔑 Key Characteristics: Continuous Testing: Testing starts from day one and continues throughout the project. Collaborative: Testers, developers, and product owners work closely together. Customer-Focused: Testing ensures the product meets real user needs , not just technical specs. Flexible & Adaptive: Test plans evolve as the product and requirements change. Shift-Left Approach: Testing is done early and often to catch issues sooner. 🧩 Agile Testing Life Cycle (Simplified) Impact Assessment: Understand user stories and acceptance criteria. Test Planning: Define what to test in the sprint. Daily St...
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