QA engineers and test leads
Planning a two-week sprint's test execution across multiple devices and builds
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The Sprint - 2 Execution Plan mind map template helps QA teams and scrum masters organize a two-week sprint's test execution across multiple devices and user stories. It covers 6 user stories (e.g., 'US : 8 - Title Bar', 'US : 17 - Grid Basic - UI'), 6 test devices (including 'Samsung Galaxy Tab', 'iPad Air', '8" Samsung Galaxy S2 with Android 6.0'), and a day-by-day test scenario schedule from Monday to Wednesday. This template serves as a sprint execution cheat sheet, mapping builds to device combinations and defect tracking. The structure is a three-branch layout: 'devices for Execution', 'User Stories for execution', and 'Test Scenarios', with the latter broken into daily sub-branches. It is ideal for mobile app testing teams running parallel device coverage.
Terms and ConditionsWhen to use this template
Scrum masters and QA managers
Onboarding new testers to a sprint's device coverage and user story assignments
Development team and product owners
Reviewing daily test progress during stand-ups with a visual build-device matrix
How to use this template
Step 1
Open and Review Core Structure
Launch the template in Xmind and familiarize yourself with the three main branches covering devices, user stories, and the test scenario schedule.
Step 2
Customize Backlog and Hardware Details
Replace the sample user stories and device lists with your actual sprint backlog and the specific mobile hardware required for your test execution.
Step 3
Manage Timeline and Defect Tracking
Adjust the daily test schedule to match your sprint cadence and use the dedicated nodes to document any defects identified during the execution phase.
Frequently asked questions
The template includes three main branches: devices for Execution (6 devices), User Stories for execution (6 stories), and Test Scenarios (a 3-day schedule with build assignments and defect tracking).
Open the .xmind file in Xmind, then customize the device list, user stories, and daily test scenarios to match your sprint. Replace the sample builds and device pairs with your own.
Yes, all nodes are fully editable. You can add or remove devices, user stories, and test days, and attach notes or icons to track progress.
Under each day's branch, there is a node 'Add defects - if any.' You can expand it with sub-nodes for each defect, or link to an external bug tracker.
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