# Test Plan Structure

A Test Plan in Drizz is composed of modular components that define what to run, where to run it, and how results are aggregated. By separating test cases, execution settings, and reporting into distinct yet interconnected units, Drizz ensures flexible configuration, predictable execution, and unified insights across every run.

### **A Test Plan in Drizz typically contains:**

1. Test Cases – Individual authored tests
2. Execution Settings – Device, platform, run type
3. Reports & Logs – Automatic aggregation post-run

Each component is independent yet designed to work in a cohesive manner.

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