It has happened to all of us. We take meticulous notes, spend time developing and testing what our clients want, and then when it comes time for UAT, we find that we still missed the mark, resulting in client rejection of the work.

How can we avoid this in the future? By adopting Behavior Driven Development (BDD) and integrating user stories into QA tests. Integrate project managers, business analysts, and developers into the process of creating user stories, and use the detailed acceptance criteria as the basis for generating your tests. This session is not just about test design, but how to organize the project so you can streamline the creation of behat tests.

As part of our session, we will:
* Outline the various options for workflows and tools involved
* Dive into considerations like regression testing and platforms
* Consider development-centered design decisions
* Use a new/more thorough format for user stories