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Who prepared use case document? Tester or developer!
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Answer Posted / saff
mostly dev team will be preparing the use case documnet
but in soemcases if dev team din't prepared there use cases
then it will become test team job to do it
and most compnies its not mandatory that u prpare use
cases ,use cases are for simpliying the problem
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