FAQ – Does testRigor support BDD?

TestRigor supports Behavior Driven Development (BDD) but distinguishes itself by emphasizing a process where business owners directly contribute to creating executable specifications, thereby enhancing efficiency. Unlike the common misconception that BDD is synonymous with Gherkin Cucumber, TestRigor highlights BDD as a method to engage business owners in specification creation, which can be executed without requiring additional implementation by QA engineers. This approach, termed Specification Driven Development (SDD), simplifies the traditional BDD process by merging specification and code writing into two steps instead of three, eliminating the need for separate QA implementation.

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