4 Accessibility Principles to Welcome Everyone to Your Website
Imagine, if you will, you’re an aspiring actor in NYC working as a waiter, you’re running late but you forgot your white shirt. …
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Agile / Not Agile, and the Impact on Testing
Do you remember the time you were on an Agile team, and the various members were going on and on about “Agile this” …
Script-less Automation Tools
Test automation has been in use for roughly 20 years. The traditional way of implementing automation utilized a programming language (C#, Java) and …
Achieving One Results Dashboard for Manual and Automated Tests
Most projects involve a combination of manual and automated testing to provide a holistic approach to software quality. In some circumstances, the architecture …
When It’s Not User Acceptance Test, But User Readiness Evaluation
In many large system deployments, especially in waterfall SDLC environments, the key business users perform a true User Acceptance Test cycle. The release …
Using Containerization within Your Test Automation Solution
Test automation has become the foremost way agile software development teams are ensuring the code that is deployed meets their quality standards. The …
User Acceptance Testing in a Complex Global Client Environment
User acceptance testing (UAT) is a well-recognized type of test, but it can have various degrees of important and differing approaches based on …
How POM-based Architecture Boosts your Automated Testing
Recognizing the enormous effort for performing manual UI testing, organizations have opted to automate their UI test activity to speed up the development …
How to Improve Software Testing Through Measurement
There is a saying, “What you measure is what you get.” Yet another way to look at measurement is “What you measure is …
Your One-Star Rated App Needs Compatibility Testing
You check your application’s usage and popularity often, and that’s when it happens. The dreaded one-star review. Your app has compatibility issues. Don’t let …
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