by René Ceelen, on October 8, 2025
Summary: User acceptance testing bridges the gap between functional success and real-world usability by validating that software genuinely meets user expectations and business goals—preventing costly post-launch issues through structured planning, …
Read Storyby René Ceelen, on September 24, 2025
Every quality assurance (QA) pro has seen it happen: the bug report scavenger hunt. A tester finds an issue, drops a screenshot in a Slack channel, and then a lead …
Read Storyby René Ceelen, on September 24, 2025
Bringing new testers onto your team is an essential and beneficial process. Once a new tester is up to speed with the project and testing methodology, their extra set of …
Read Storyby Thijs Kok, on September 21, 2025
We're excited to introduce the latest release of TestMonitor, version 8.1! This update delivers powerful new integrations for test automation along with several smaller improvements and performance enhancements. The outcome? …
Read Storyby Thijs Kok, on September 3, 2025
When budgets tighten or deadlines slip, quality assurance (QA) is one of the first things to get squeezed. After all, it doesn’t ship features, doesn’t handle customers, and doesn’t directly …
Read Storyby René Ceelen, on August 28, 2025
No matter how experienced your quality assurance (QA) team is, there will always come a point where your current test case management process just won't cut it anymore. Test cases …
Read Storyby Thijs Kok, on July 3, 2025
Summary: User acceptance testing (UAT) often fails not because of faulty code, but due to misaligned requirements, poor planning, lack of user involvement, and fragmented communication. The code passes every …
Read Storyby René Ceelen, on June 19, 2025
Summary: A risk-based UAT strategy helps teams focus their testing efforts on the features that matter most by evaluating the likelihood and impact of potential failures. Instead of aiming for …
Read Storyby Thijs Kok, on June 5, 2025
Summary: Test management tools are essential for compliance because they centralize documentation, enforce standardized processes, link tests to regulatory requirements, and provide real-time, audit-ready reporting. Without them, QA teams risk …
Read Storyby René Ceelen, on May 8, 2025
Summary: Manual software testers often face fatigue due to repetitive tasks, tight deadlines, and mental overload; this article outlines strategies like rotating test types, optimizing test design, leveraging test management …
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