A Test Plan is a formal document derived from requirement documents, describing in detail the scope of testing and the different activities performed in testing.
Whereas, a test strategy is a high-level document describing the way testing will be carried out in an organization.
Let’s see the difference between the two –
| Test Plan | Test Strategy |
|---|---|
| A test plan is derived from Software Requirement Specification (SRS), describing in detail the scope of testing and the different activities performed in testing. | A test strategy is a high-level document describing the way testing is carried out. |
| A test plan is specific to a particular project. | A test strategy is normally for a complete organization. Although it can be specified for a particular project as well. |
| It describes the whole testing activities in detail – the techniques used, schedule, resources, etc. | It describes the high-level test design techniques to be used, environment specifications, etc. |
| It is prepared by test lead or test manager. | It is generally prepared by the project manager. |
For details on test plan and test strategy documents and their templates, check our tutorials – Test Plan document and Test strategy document.
please check the spelling mistakes:
stategy=strategy
specifed=specified
Thanks! corrected.