shaping-reviewing-test-strategy

Reviewing test strategy involves evaluating scenario coverage, test type distribution, edge case handling, and architectural testability to identify coverage gaps and mitigate risks before implementation begins.

Architectural testability assesses whether the proposed project architecture supports efficient testing. Evaluating it during project shaping ensures the solution can be tested effectively, preventing costly rework later.

Yes, assessing regression safety and data requirements uses the project pitch and domain scenarios to generate a comprehensive test strategy review, ensuring all identified risks and critical paths are covered.

Identifying edge cases and missing test types requires analyzing domain scenarios to evaluate test type distribution and scenario coverage, pinpointing areas where the testing approach is insufficient or missing.

No specific testing frameworks or dependencies are required. The review operates directly on the shaped project's pitch and domain scenarios to evaluate risk assessment and testability without external tools.

Avoid pre-implementation test strategy assessment if the project pitch and domain scenarios are not yet defined, as the evaluation relies on these inputs to generate accurate coverage gaps and risk mitigation recommendations.