Prófunarplani

Prófunarplani is a document used in software development and quality assurance to describe the strategy and plan for testing a product or system. It defines the testing scope, objectives, acceptance criteria, and the approach for verifying that requirements are met. The plan identifies what will be tested, what will not be tested, the test items, features to be tested, and any interfaces with other systems. It also specifies the test types (such as unit, integration, system, and acceptance), the test environment, data requirements, tools, resources, responsibilities, schedule, and budget.

Key components typically include entry and exit criteria, test deliverables (test cases, test scripts, defect reports), risk assessment and mitigation, test data management, and traceability to requirements. The plan describes the test environment setup, configuration management, and testing milestones; it also outlines the criteria for starting tests and for declaring testing complete. It defines roles for QA teams, developers, and product owners, and describes governance for changes to the plan.

In practice, prófunarplani is a living document that evolves with the project. It supports coordination across disciplines, ensures alignment with quality standards, and provides a basis for progress reporting and quality measurement. It is commonly produced during the project planning phase and revisited during test design and execution, helping to ensure that testing efforts align with business goals and stakeholder expectations.