Description: Scenario-Based Testing is a software validation technique that uses hypothetical situations or specific scenarios to evaluate the behavior and functionality of an application. This approach is based on the premise that scenarios represent real-world situations that users might encounter when interacting with the software. By conducting these tests, developers and testers can identify bugs, inconsistencies, and areas for improvement in the system. The distinctive feature of scenario-based testing is its collaborative approach, often performed in pairs, where one tester writes test scenarios while the other reviews and suggests improvements. This method not only fosters communication and teamwork but also allows for a deeper understanding of user requirements and the context in which the software will be used. Furthermore, by focusing on specific scenarios, testing can be prioritized based on relevance and impact on user experience, resulting in a more robust final product aligned with customer expectations.
