What happens when we turn our users into a QA department?
User feedback has its benefits — they are your target audience, after all. But treating users like an extension of your QA department can be risky.
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Quality Engineering Meetup in Helsinki
Highlights and video replays of three talks from the recent Quality Engineering Meetup in Helsinki.
How to leverage AI for chaos testing
Learn how aspects of chaos testing can be supported through AI and start applying this technique right away with the included AI prompts.
User acceptance testing (UAT): How to navigate the last development hurdle before production
With user acceptance testing, companies can proceed with confidence or go back to the drawing board. Learn the different types of UAT and how to do it well.
Navigating the murky waters of dark patterns
It's important for testers to not only recognize dark patterns, but to also feel empowered to raise concerns about the risks anti-patterns can create.
Quality Engineering Meetup #2 in Berlin — and a new city coming next month!
Highlights and full video replays of three talks from the recent Quality Engineering Meetup in Berlin.
To automate or not to automate?
An experienced tester shares how to make automation decisions by evaluating your team, capacity, and the context of your software.
How to use negative testing to create more resilient software
Uncover the importance of negative testing in your QA strategy, its impact on software robustness, and how to write effective test cases for seamless user experiences.
Demystifying system integration testing (SIT): A guide for developers and testers
Learn about system integration testing (SIT) to ensure seamless integration of application components and build a whole greater than the sum of its parts.