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// QA Template

Test case management with kanban.

QA is more than a checkbox at the end of a sprint. This board gives your testing team a structured pipeline from test planning through execution, with clear separation between passed and failed cases.

// Board Preview
05 columns

Test Plan

3

Write test cases for checkout flow v2 redesign

Priority

Define regression suite for payment gateway swap

Bug

Document edge cases for multi-currency support

Ready to Test

2

User profile edit - staging build deployed

Priority

Bulk CSV import - dev says ready for QA

Testing

2

Checkout flow - running through 14 test cases

Priority

Mobile responsive - testing on iOS Safari and Android Chrome

Bug

Passed

2

User registration - all 8 cases passed

Password reset - email delivery and token expiry verified

Done

Failed

1

Checkout - shipping cost miscalculated for Alaska addresses

BugUrgent
// How to use this template
04 steps
01

Write test plans before code ships

Create cards in the Test Plan column for each feature or release. Attach test case documents, expected results, and environment requirements so QA is never waiting on context.

02

Queue work in Ready to Test

When a developer marks a feature as ready, move the card to Ready to Test. This column is the handoff point between dev and QA - no more guessing what is testable.

03

Track active testing in real time

Cards in Testing show what your QA team is working on right now. Update checklists as individual test cases pass or fail for granular progress visibility.

04

Separate passed from failed

Passed cards are your green builds. Failed cards with Bug labels route back to developers with reproduction steps attached. The board becomes your defect triage dashboard.

// FAQ
03 questions
01

How do I link failed tests back to bug tickets?

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When a test fails, add the bug details directly to the card description and label it Bug. If you use a separate bug tracker, paste the ticket URL in a comment for cross-reference.

02

Can I use this for automated test tracking?

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Yes. Use the Flux REST API to programmatically create or move cards when your CI pipeline runs. Automated test results can push cards to Passed or Failed columns via API calls.

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Is this template free?

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All Flux templates are free. Sign up, create a board, and set up columns to match this layout. No credit card required.

// Ship quality

Test smarter. Ship confident.

Free kanban boards with checklists, labels, and real-time collaboration.