Using the following testing information given below, generate a bar chart to compare time effectiveness between manual and mechanized testing and a pie chart to classify recognized mistakes. Feel free to develop any other graphs you feel are plausible to the Testing data listed below. This visual information representation should make a difference in understanding the tool's effect more clearly.

Testing
Test Participants: 

10 members from the software testing team who are familiar with the current manual testing process were involved in the testing. The selection ensured a mix of junior and senior testers to get a diverse perspective.

 

Test Schedule: 

The testing was conducted over a period of two weeks. Each tester was given sufficient time to familiarize themselves with the automation tools and perform the testing.

 

Test Location: 

The testing was conducted in an in-house testing lab, which is equipped with all necessary hardware and software.

Test Tasks: 

The testers were asked to perform the following tasks:

 

• Use the automation tools to test a set of predefined test cases.
• Compare the results with those obtained from manual testing.
• Identify any errors or issues in the automated testing process.
• Provide feedback on the usability and efficiency of the automation tools.

Facilitation: 

A facilitator was present during the testing process to guide the testers, answer their queries, and ensure that the testing process was carried out smoothly.

 

Recording Results: 

The testers recorded their observations and feedback in a standardized test report. The facilitator also took notes on the testers' interaction with the automation tools.

Post-Test Review: 

After the testing period, a review meeting was held with all testers to discuss their experiences, challenges, and suggestions for improvement. The feedback will be used to refine the automation tools and the testing process.