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QA weekly status report (Feb 27 - Mar 5)

Jamil AlsakranJamil Alsakran

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About

The QA weekly status report (Feb 27 - Mar 5) mind map template is a professional tracking tool used by Quality Assurance leads and software testers to document cross-project progress. This template covers 45 distinct nodes across multiple game titles, providing a structured overview of 'Bug status', 'Executed tests', and 'Planned tests'. It is specifically designed to manage complex reporting for mobile and web platforms, including specific tracking for projects like 'TG', 'NH3 & SON', and 'WS'. By utilizing this QA weekly status report template, teams can visualize critical issues such as localization errors in Arabic unit types, game freezes during OS switching, and payment authentication bugs. The layout serves as a comprehensive QA cheat sheet for weekly stand-ups and stakeholder reporting, ensuring that 'New games testing' for titles like 'Bullet Angel' and 'Age of Might' remains on schedule.

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When to use this template

QA Leads and Test Managers

Preparing for a weekly sync meeting with Product Managers to review testing progress and blockers

Software Quality Assurance Engineers

Documenting the results of regression and smoke tests across multiple mobile game builds

Project Managers and Developers

Summarizing high-priority bugs and featuring requirements for development teams at the end of a sprint

How to use this template

Step 1

Import the report template

Open the .xmind file in Xmind to load the pre-structured QA reporting framework and project branches.

Step 2

Update bug and test data

Replace the placeholder text in 'Bug status' and 'Executed tests' with your current week's findings and build numbers.

Step 3

Export for stakeholders

Use the Export feature to share the map as a PDF or Image for your weekly status email or Slack update.

Frequently asked questions

This template includes dedicated branches for different project streams, categorized by 'Bug status', 'Executed tests', and 'Planned tests'. It allows you to list specific technical issues, such as 'Daily smoke tests' results or 'LQA' collaboration tasks, providing a visual hierarchy of the week's testing lifecycle.

You can use the top-level nodes to represent different titles or modules like 'TG' or 'WS'. Under each, use the sub-nodes to track specific build versions, such as 'SON Regression test', and list the current blockers or 'Completed tasks' for that specific sprint.

Yes, every node in this Xmind template is fully editable. You can update the 'Bug status' descriptions, add new project branches for 'New games testing', and change the color-coding to reflect priority levels or pass/fail status for regression tests.

Use the 'Bug status' branch to detail specific linguistic issues. For example, you can document where 'unit type is displayed in English instead of Arabic' to ensure the localization team has a clear visual reference of the UI failure point.

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