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+# The Design Guide - How to design tests, and how to review them
+
+This is not a rule book, just a compilation of guidelines, tips, and thoughts.
+
+## Atomic tests
+
+While atomic test cases are a great way of designing test at unit test level,
+for End-to-End tests it might not be great Return of Investment. But please consider
+atomic test case design principles in your test design.
+
+* Is it possible to extract some portion of my test into fixture/setup?
+* Could some of it be reused by multiple test cases?
+* Is that possible to do, while not destroying tests runtime or making complex fixture desing?
+
+Just considering the principles, might give you an idea of new test cases, that
+might be useful to write.
+
+## Commits
+
+1. Consider using https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0/  (.gitmessage)
+
+## Creating PRs
+
+1. To promote quality code, request 2 reviewers
+1. Link relevant issues, and/or summarize the changes
+1. Consider providing a verification steps in the PR description (might have a tool for that)
+
+## Reviewing PRs
+
+1. Focus on readability
+1. Is the test placed in correct path?
+1. Consider test structure and design, can it be improved without impacting runtime?
+1. Is the test easy to debug on Failure or Error?
+
+### precommit hook
+
+Consider using some secret guarding precommit hooks in your git setup, to prevent secret leaking.
+
+### .gitmessage
+
+Currently optional, you may use a file (conventionally) named `.gitmessage`,
+and configure your git to use it as a commit message template.
+
+For example `.gitmessage`:
+
+```text
+# test: 
+# test():
+
+# Description:
+
+
+# Footer:
+
+
+# See also: https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0/
+```
+
+And git configuration:
+
+```shell
+git config commit.template=.gitmessage
+```
+
+next time you commit, your editor will be prefilled with the templates, and as
+usual, anything that is a comment `#` will be ignored.
+