> (*) In terms of overall approach for your test cases, I don't think > you need to call out each and every step you perform to test a > particular scenario. For example, if you are looking to see if the > name fields show up in the correct order on the client creation page, > you do not need to call out each step (e.g. select branch office, > search for group, > etc) and indicate pass/fail for those items, since they are not > really relevant to the testing the primary functionality you are > looking at. One quick comment on this. Thinking ahead to when we will want to automate these test cases, it seems like it would be useful to have each step that needs to be recorded in an automated test case noted as they are now in the spreadsheet. There should be some discussion with Jeff about terminology and whether to consider each step in a scenario a "test case" with an expected result and pass/fail recorded.
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