When I started my testing career at QualityWorks, one of my biggest challenges was being able to visualize and organize all the relevant data. I felt stuck due to information overload. There were many documents to read through before I could actually start testing. If you are a tester, you know how complex it can become with all the test plans and strategies, test cases, app features, and test scenarios, etc. After doing some research, I learnt about mind mapping and, with my background in design, it is no surprise that I naturally gravitated to this technique.
In this post, I share how I have used mind mapping to become more efficient at my job as a tester. I’ll also share a short guide on how you can get started. Whether you are new at this or you’re an experienced Software Tester, this technique could apply to you if you’re looking for a better way to sort through the mambo jumbo. You may find it especially useful for structuring and sharing relevant testing information with your team and improving your testing process.
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