CT-AcT: Certified Tester Acceptance Testing

A suitable Gherkin scenario expresses the required initial context, event, and observable outcome. The required precondition is that the user is logged in; the event is measuring blood sugar with the connected blood glucose meter; and the expected observable result is that the measurement result appears in less than four seconds. The scenario must not substitute a different health parameter or add an unrelated alert behavior.

Acceptance criteria express the expected behavior and conditions of acceptance for a feature. Business process-based testing and use case testing can transform those conditions into acceptance test cases that validate the relevant user flows and outcomes.

Acceptance criteria express the conditions that a product or user story must satisfy to be accepted. Refining requirements or user stories into those criteria establishes the test conditions from which acceptance tests are created.

A process modeling tool is designed to document and visualize business workflows, activities, decisions, and the rules that govern them.

Test reports provide information used to make release decisions. Reviewing them helps ensure the information is clear, complete, and reliable enough to support those decisions.