Simplifying the complexities of a dynamic journey
In a real-world application, we might be navigating through multiple pages of job applications with different data requirements on each one. Some decision points might include adding a current address, military status, prior employers’ contact information, and personal references. The application process flow might include additional pages for someone who is under 21 or a driver who requires proof of a specialized license to drive a truck. The multiple paths might ask increasingly more information from someone who is single, married, divorced, or widowed with dependents.
The challenge is that no one can predict the next page in the user journey that eventually leads to the final successful page destination. However, each of those milestones can be described with high-level terms that indicate what to do at each decision point.
What if we had a dictionary of terms that could be passed to the tests in almost any order, describing...
