Documenting Test Results
A test lab is not worth implementing at all if the results are not adequately documented. For each set of functionality tested, be sure to meticulously document all the steps taken and all the results exactly as they occur in the test. Results that might appear minor or insignificant during the test might have a significant relationship to other sets of functionality tested later in the test process.
Make sure that each person involved in the test process has a lab notebook, and that they religiously document each result. This helps to identify issues that arise during the test process. In addition, this helps to mitigate any issues should any person in the test process be unable to continue testing. In the high-paced ...
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