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.
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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.
How tools can improve (or harm) relations between QAs and developers
QA and Dev teams often have an adversarial relationship. Learn how tools can help you avoid this negative dynamic and support more connected teams.
What to expect from the Qase Studies newsletter
Get an idea of what to expect from the Qase Studies newsletter with some of the most popular links from the past 6 months.
Cross-browser testing: Why it's important and how to do it efficiently
A comprehensive look at cross-browser testing, including what it covers, why its important, and best practices.
A guide to sanity testing
A guide to sanity testing: what it is, its purpose, how & when to perform it, and how it differs from smoke and regression testing.
