Networked testing from a remote tester’s point of view
In an agile environment, QA is embedded as early as possible in the app design and development process. Because agile testing happens fast and often, it helps create a better…
Website QA testing: strategies for insourcing & outsourcing
Website QA testing is essential to ensure that the digital experience you want to create for your site visitors is the same experience they’re actually having. The customer experience on…
How burstable testing benefits modern apps
Modern apps are lightweight, built on microservices architecture, and routinely updated through agile development practices. Through them, software solution providers can deliver high-quality value to their customers and users in…
How distributed QA and networked testing enhance agile software development
Distributed QA teams might work from the office or from home, but one thing is certain—they’re not all in the same place. Relying upon remote, expert personnel, networked testing is…
Meet a Tester: Archana
In Meet a Tester, we feature QA experts from our network who share their love for quality and Testlio. Archana is an experienced tester passionate about building quality products. T…
Testing challenges for emerging growth companies
Congratulations, you have a winning product that is well received and growing fast. But with fast market growth comes a number of challenges, including testing your product to ensure continuous…
Best practices for remote testing: software and mobile apps
You might have found yourself suddenly needing to test remotely. Maybe your in-office team is now distributed. Or maybe you’re tapping into a global network of testers for the very…
How remote software testing empowers modern QA teams
The trend towards software development teams working outside of a physical office location has been accelerated by COVID-19. To manage the shift, organizations are adopting new ways of maintaining t…
4 reasons why native apps are perfect for burstable test strategies
Last month, Apple reported it had facilitated almost half a trillion dollars (with a ’T’) of economic activity via its App Store. It’s a huge figure, but it’s also believable.