QA Metrics - Testing Progress Metrics
Start tracking before Test Execution
- Are test cases being authored for all required stories, features or requirements? Are test cases for important features or requirements being targetted first? Are number of test cases (for stories, features or requirements) proportional to effort required for their development? Are there any features, stories or requirements being left over? Is team on target in covering all required features, stories or requirements?
- When will all the test cases be ready to run? Will all the test cases be ready to run by the end of the iteration? How many test cases must the team still write and review? How many test cases are ready to run?
- How many test cases has been automated? How many test cases being automated on regular basis? Is the team on track in automating the test cases?
Start tracking during Test Execution
- How much testing has the team completed? Is the team likely to finish the testing on time? How many tests are left to be run? How many tests are passing, failing or blocked?
- Which user stories have a low overall count of test cases? Which user stories have a high overall count of test cases that are blocked or have never been run? Does the test coverage for each user story meet expectations? Which user stories have high rate of test failures? What is the average number of test cases that are defined per user story? Is the test team running test cases for each user story? If test cases are blocked or not being run, does the team understand the blocking issues, and is the team addressing them?
- Is the trend of manual tests that the team is running consistently increasing? Do you identify any spikes in the test activity that you cannot account for?
- How many exploratory sessions being conducted? Is trend of sessions consistently increasing?
- How quickly is the team resolving and closing bugs? Is the team fixing bugs quickly enough to finish on time? How many bugs is the team reporting, resolving and closing per day?
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