What are effective ways to communicate STLC documentation and standards to non-technical stakeholders?
As a software tester, you know how important it is to follow the software testing life cycle (STLC) and adhere to its documentation and standards. But how do you communicate these aspects to your non-technical stakeholders, such as clients, managers, or users, who may not be familiar with the testing process or terminology? In this article, we will share some effective ways to bridge the gap between technical and non-technical audiences and convey the value and quality of your testing work.
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Visual aids and workshops:Use infographics and diagrams to make STLC processes easily understandable. Interactive workshops allow stakeholders to engage hands-on and clarify doubts on the spot.
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Executive summaries:Create concise, jargon-free executive reports highlighting key metrics and testing outcomes, ensuring effective communication of progress and quality to non-technical stakeholders.