Brian Hamilton

Software testers need to exercise creativity if they are to perform at a high level, but how, as QA is not part of the creative process like design or coding? This post shows how software testers can bring creativity into their work.

When you have been an entry-level tester for a while, you will probably start wondering what comes next. This post brings offers some ideas and suggestions for you to think about.

Software testing can get a little tedious at times. Keeping yourself motivated through professional development can keep you sharp, engaged and help you earn more in the long run.

Are you looking to start a career as a software tester? We look at five different skills that will be valuable to any testing role to help you get started in your QA testing career.

Approaching QA as a problem solver helps you to narrow down the search and find bugs more quickly. Learning to filter out areas where the bug cannot be, lets you focus your time and attention on you will find your bug.

This article suggests 6 sources / resources that will help you write more meaningful test cases with greater test coverage, and give you the leading edge.

Agile test case management may be straight forward, but test cases can easily become obsolete if not regularly managed, we take a look into this further.

We take a look at some useful iOS testing tools which you may want to consider next time you are testing an iOS applicaiton.

Taking time to document the steps to reproduce a bug is crucial to getting the issue resolved quickly. We look further at why these steps are important.

Well thought out acceptance criteria can be a tester’s best friend. We look at how to write test cases from the user stories and acceptance criteria.