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Checklist-based testing is a technique for managing the review meeting that can be applied in those reviews where the use of checklists is mandatory, as is often the case in formal reviews.

Checklist-based testing is a review technique that can be used in a formal review process where reviewers, during individual review, try to detect issues within the work product based on a checklist

In checklist-based testing, using checklists at a high level of detail is more likely to produce test cases that are easier to reproduce than those using checklists at a low level of detail

Checklists used in checklist-based testing should be reviewed periodically for updates as, over time, test cases designed using the same checklist may become less effective at finding defects.

Where a developer and a tester work together on the same workstation while the developer actively writes code, the tester explores the code to find defects.

That can be organised into sessions guided by test charters outlining test objectives that will guide the testers' exploration

Where a team of testers explores all possible test techniques in order to determine the most suitable combination of these techniques to apply for a test project.

That aims at finding defects by designing tests that exercise all possible combinations of input values and preconditions

Traceability between test basis items and the test cases designed to cover them, makes it possible to determine which test basis items have been covered by the executed test cases.

Traceability between test basis items and the test cases designed to cover them, enables experience-based test techniques to be applied

Traceability between test basis items and the test cases designed to cover them, enables identification of which test cases will be affected by changes to the test basis items.

Traceability can be established and maintained through all the test documentation for a given test level, such as from test conditions through test cases to test scripts.

Static testing enables early detection of defects before dynamic testing is performed.

Static testing reduces testing costs and time.

Static testing increases development costs and time.

Static testing identifies defects which are not easily found by dynamic testing.