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You need to offer ready-to-go, right-the-first-time mobile solutions to your customers. You are faced with competing mobile technologies that are changing rapidly, creating a huge variability in testing and resource requirements. QualityLogic offers an array of mobile application testing services, combining test automation with manual testing to help your mobile apps excel in the market.
Well executed Agile software development methodology helps teams significantly improve the quality of their software at each release. Not only that, it allows teams to adapt to change quickly.
The Agile process consists of short, time-boxed iterations known as sprints. Each sprint results in a …
As mobile software becomes more complex and customer demand for quality increases, mobile application testing must be at the forefront of any project. Just one small “quirk” or bug can be damaging for a company’s reputation. Integrating automated and manual functional test into every phase …
Website QA testing is no longer an optional task delegated to the end of the project life-cycle. The amount of time and effort spent on site validation impacts the user experience, which ultimately affects the company’s bottom line. That is why testing early and often …
“User experience focuses on understanding and designing experiences tailored to human behavior” ~ Dr. Carly Finseth, Teach Like a Gamer: Adapting the Instructional Design of Digital Role-Playing Games (Studies in Gaming)
In the hubbub of developing and testing your software product, leveraging the value-add of …
E-Commerce connects buyers and sellers through Internet web sites. As opposed to informational sites, e-commerce systems are designed to directly interact with customers who are looking for quick access to product/service information with equally rapid and accurate purchase options. Notice the emphasis on rapid interaction.
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API is code engineer shorthand for ‘Application Programming Interface’ and the name describes its function nicely. An API is an interface to an application that is used by programmers rather than directly by users. API usage is through precisely crafted middleware code that accesses various …
A bug is typically considered to be the result of a coding error where a defect is used as a broad term covering any deviation from the system’s business requirements. These terms tend to be used interchangeably and both indicate faults that need to be …
A few apps get downloaded thousands of times, while others languish in their respective stores. Apps (or mobile sites) may flop because the content is blah, but the more likely — and avoidable — reason for limited daily active users (DAU) is a sub-par user …
The terms ‘Performance Testing’ and ‘Load Testing’ are commonly confused. Load tests examine the overall system’s abilities to service user activity for large numbers of users up to, and exceeding, usage expectations. Its point is to verify that, when the expected customer base begins logging …
We can all agree that ‘everyone is on their phone all the time’, but what does this actually look like? And, how does it impact your mobile application testing strategy?
Let’s take a look at the numbers:
• As of August 2017, there are over …
Exploratory testing is defined as simultaneous learning, test design, and test execution and the heart of manual testing. Exploratory testing values the tester as an integral part of the test process, like the Agile Manifesto states: “Individuals and interactions over tools and processes.”
In a …
The name, Unit Testing, accurately conveys the idea of testing something smaller than a working system. It refers to testing code modules that perform isolatable unique functions. In today’s programming parlance, these are typically called objects. They represent functionality that is specific enough to be …
