Good test automation…

This post was published on June 21, 2017

Enhances testing instead of trying to replace it
Helps testers do their job, instead of trying to replace them
Is treated as a first class citizen software development project (including, but not limited to, proper planning, design and testing, as well as accounting for maintenance)
Goes beyond the programming of automated checks, if that helps the team
Is focused, informative, trustworthy and repeatable

How good is your automation?

Thanks to (among many, many others) Richard Bradshaw, Michael Bolton, Jim Hazen and Angie Jones for continuously driving forward discussions on and the development of the craft. I learn something new every day, thanks to all of you.