Adaptable test design

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Adaptable test design in software testing mostly sits in the exploratory testing world but can be applied throughout the testing process. It has various benefits such as increasing the speed of response to change and reducing cost. 

The term adaptable test design in software development refers to the practice of creating test plans, cases, and strategies that can be easily adjusted. Reasons for adjustments could be to accommodate changes in the project, such as new requirements, updated features, or shifts in priorities. It ensures that testing activities remain relevant and effective as the software evolves, especially in dynamic environments like Agile or DevOps. 

Adaptable test design is primarily applied to exploratory testing as part of its core, but it can also be applied to planning and risk based testing. It is about remaining flexible where possible and adapting to new priorities or knowledge. 
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