Mobile App Test Plan Across Devices
Cover devices, operating system versions and conditions that break apps.
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Write a test plan for [APP_NAME]. Platforms and versions supported: [SUPPORTED_VERSIONS]. Devices available: [DEVICES]. Main user journeys: [JOURNEYS]. Release date: [RELEASE_DATE]. Choose a device matrix that covers old and new operating system versions, small and large screens and one low-memory device. List test cases for each journey plus conditions: interrupted by a call, low battery, background and return, rotation, slow network, no storage space, permission denied and changing language or text size. Return a table with Test, Device, Steps, Expected result and Status, an order that tests the riskiest journeys first, an exit rule for release (no open critical bugs, for example), and a template for bug reports with steps, device, version and screenshot. Estimate hours with the arithmetic shown. Provide a full worked example for one journey, with six steps in a table, the device used, the expected result at each step and a place for the result. Add a note on test accounts and test data: how to reset them, how to avoid using real customer data and how to share them safely with testers. Add a smoke test of ten minutes to run on every build, and a regression list for bugs that have returned before. Estimate time per device and show the total, with the arithmetic. Include a rule for what happens when a bug is found in the last two days before release: severity levels, who decides, and how risk is communicated to the people waiting on the release. Suggest how to collect feedback from a small beta group in a structured way, with three questions and a bug template that captures the device and steps. Describe a final sign-off checklist containing store requirements, privacy declarations, analytics checks and a rollback option for the first release. Finish with a list of the five tests you would automate first and the five you would always keep manual, with a reason for each, so effort goes where it pays off.
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