How To Lead Your Product to Success
Last week I gave a talk at TopConf Tallinn 2016 about the leadership indicators for successful products. But what makes a product successful? And what is success?! Over t…
What’s New: Tester Rating Will No Longer Be There!
A couple of weeks ago we made a big change to the Testlio community. We decided to make registration to Testlio invite only. We also noted that there w…
7 Reasons You’ll Want a Real Phone for App Testing
In mobile application testing, details are everything. It’s easy to default to mobile OS emulation, but that isn’t quite the same as figuring out what you missed on an…
Yahoo! Yodel Meetup: Testlio and Flurry
Testlio and Flurry from Yahoo bring you the next Yodel Meetup! Come join us on the evening of July 30th at the Yahoo SF Offices! Who doesn’t love Pizz…
[Contest] Want an Apple Watch? Then you should enter this contest
Well now you have a chance to win one! How to enter: Here is a link to a spreadsheet with a list of apps. All you have to…
Why You Should Let Your Users “Steal” From You
Friction is an impediment of growth. After all, conversion = desire – friction. Assuming desire stays high and friction is low, then you’ll always be in a good place. To…
How The Apple Watch Fits In A Sedentary Lifestyle
I’m not active. I spend most of my day in front of a computer. I tell myself that I’m too busy to run (but really I just hate it). I…
Why You Shouldn’t Skip Regression Testing
Regression testing is an integral part of the testing ritual. Regression testing seeks to uncover new bugs in existing builds after changes. The process might be difficult at times to…
6 Things to Keep in Mind to Retain Users
It’s a tough world. The app market is extremely competitive. It’s difficult to get people to download your app. But it’s even harder to make them stick around. What…
5 Quick Fixes To Boost Your App Store Rating
Users are fickle. Anything and everything can piss them off. Critical bugs will cause your users to never come back. Small bugs will chip away at your user’s experience. Neither…