In which cases do we create checklists?

Checklists are created in the following cases:

• To systematize and structure the testing process.
• When quick verification of key functional areas or scenarios is needed.
• To ensure uniformity of tests when multiple QA engineers work on the same task.
• For newcomers in the team or when testing unfamiliar functionality, to provide clear guidance.
• During regression testing, to quickly verify the main, critically important functions after changes.
• For exploratory testing, to outline main areas for investigation without strict limitations.
• As a basis for creating more detailed test cases.
• When testing time is limited, to cover the main functions as quickly as possible.
• For documenting tested areas or functions during development.