How do test case templates look like?
Software test cases are in a document that describes inputs, actions, or events, and their expected results, in order to determine if all features of an application are working correctly. Test case templates contain all particulars of every test case. Often these templates are in the form of a table. One example of this table is a 6-column table, where column 1 is the “Test Case ID Number”, column 2 is the “Test Case Name”, column 3 is the “Test Objective”, column 4 is the “Test Conditions/Setup”, column 5 is the “Input Data Requirements/Steps”, and column 6 is the “Expected Results”. All documents should be written to a certain standard and template. Standards and templates maintain document uniformity. They also help in learning where information is located, making it easier for users to find what they want. Lastly, with standards and templates, information will not be accidentally omitted from a document. You CAN learn to create test case templates, with little or no outside help. G
