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Quality assurance (QA) and software testing are natural parts of the software development lifecycle, including for teams that use agile methodologies. However, having development team members perform testing at the …

Software development is all about pulling together developers' skills, talents, and experiences to find innovative ways to solve problems. Often, these are problems that have frustrated potential customers for some …

After investing a great deal of time and resources into your software development effort, user acceptance testing (UAT) is your last line of defense before releasing it to your customers …

Business growth thrives off of innovation in software development. However, this growth depends on how well the developed software fits a customer’s needs, how easy it is to use, and …

After weeks—if not months—of development and initial testing, it can be tempting to rush (or even overlook) user acceptance testing (UAT). However, bypassing or undervaluing this phase of your software …

Testing plays a unique and essential role in ensuring product quality and functionality during any software development project. Although there are many phases and iterations of testing, none are quite …

Whether you’ve performed user acceptance testing (UAT) for years or you are participating in your first test run, reaching the point where users can finally evaluate the work is both …

When you hear about “user acceptance testing” (UAT), it sounds easy enough: you get potential end users to validate that a system meets their expectations for functionality and usability. Unfortunately, …

User Acceptance Testing (UAT) can be one of the most stressful phases of the software development life cycle, but it is also one of the most important. In most cases, …

Although every software development project has different requirements, goals, and unique customers in mind, the need to comprehensively test will always remain paramount. Not only will this help to make …