Why do we write black-box test cases first and not white box test cases?
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Why do we write black-box test cases first and not white box test cases?
Black box test cases are typically written first, followed by white box test cases, which require a good level of architectural clarity. This is unavailable during the early stages of the project; hence, it is impossible to write white box test cases early.
Unlike white-box test cases, black-box test cases, demand requirements documents, and design/project plans. These are available early in the project. Hence, we write black-box test cases first.