As soon as the first E2E test for our selected feature has been written, the TDD process can begin. We should now run the test, see it fail, implement the feature so it passes the test, and then refactor. Unit and integration tests should be written, where appropriate, to increase confidence in the code.
Repeat this process for every test case until the current set of features has been fully implemented.
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