About this service

We?ll help create formal test documents that are necessary to execute different level and types of software testing. We?ll help identify the test scenarios and document the test cases. You can use the test documentation to execute manual tests, test automation or other QA measures. This service is for small web apps with 5 to 10 web pages and User interface. For larger apps please contact us. We'll provide personalized quote.
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Test scenario package

Identify and document test scenarios

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5-10
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$400
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Test case documentation

Identify and document test scenarios

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10-15
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$2000
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Execute test documentation

Identify and document test scenarios

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20-30
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$2800
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Test scenario package
5 - 10 days
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Standard
Test case documentation
10 - 15 days
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Execute test documentation
20 - 30 days
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    Test scenario package

    Identify and document test scenarios

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    1
    Service Items
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    5-10
    Timeline (days)
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    $400
    Cost
    Test case documentation

    Identify and document test scenarios

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    1
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    10-15
    Days
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    $2000
    Cost
    Execute test documentation

    Identify and document test scenarios

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    3
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    20-30
    Days
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    $2800
    Cost
    Technology Used
    Office365
    Excel
    Prerequisite
    The following are required to successfully complete the test documentation service. 1) Functional requirements or product backlog 2) Prototypes or live application demo 3) Access to the product owners 4) Use cases or UML diagrams (optional)