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EDITORIALS
How to write new test scripts with our custom GPT
Our custom GPT writes test scripts in minutes. Describe what you're testing, review the output for your product specifics, paste into Testpad.
EDITORIALS
Sanity testing: why you shouldn’t skip it and how to do it right
Sanity testing doesn't have to be overwhelming – a quick check to make sure the basics are working before diving into more complex testing can give you confidence in the state of your product. It can also save you time and money when done right.
EDITORIALS
Migrate Your Test Cases to Testpad in Minutes with Our Custom GPT
Our custom GPT reformats your existing test cases into Testpad's format in about five minutes – no manual copying, no tedious restructuring.
HINTS AND TIPS
Guest Testing: Anyone Can Help When the Pressure is On
Invite guest testers to help you run your tests. Perfect for asking clients to perform User Acceptance Testing, as well as just roping in more help when you're late for a release.
EDITORIALS
How to write a test case?
Most advice on test cases pushes for more structure than you need. Here's Testpad's take on writing ones that are clear, easy to maintain, and fit the way your team tests.
EDITORIALS
Manual testing: the complete guide
Manual testing is where human judgment meets software quality. This guide covers the types that matter, when to use each, how to plan sessions, and the tools that keep it all organized.
EDITORIALS
Test planning: a practical guide
A practical guide to test planning for software teams – what it is, what to include, and how to keep your plan simple without losing coverage.
EDITORIALS
What is the software testing process?
The software testing process is how you organize testing work to find problems before users do. It's the sequence of activities from planning what to test through to reporting results.
EDITORIALS
Types of software testing: Which one do you need?
There are many types of software testing – exploratory, regression, system, integration, UAT, performance, security – all useful, and all with their own distinct place in a test strategy.
EDITORIALS
How to write new test scripts with our custom GPT
Our custom GPT writes test scripts in minutes. Describe what you're testing, review the output for your product specifics, paste into Testpad.
EDITORIALS
Sanity testing: why you shouldn’t skip it and how to do it right
Sanity testing doesn't have to be overwhelming – a quick check to make sure the basics are working before diving into more complex testing can give you confidence in the state of your product. It can also save you time and money when done right.
EDITORIALS | EXPLORATORY TESTING
What is exploratory testing?
Exploratory testing is essential to uncovering hidden issues and improving the quality of real-world usage. If you’ve ever found yourself wondering what exploratory testing is, you’re not alone — and you’re in the right place.
EDITORIALS
Migrate Your Test Cases to Testpad in Minutes with Our Custom GPT
Our custom GPT reformats your existing test cases into Testpad's format in about five minutes – no manual copying, no tedious restructuring.
HINTS AND TIPS
Guest Testing: Anyone Can Help When the Pressure is On
Invite guest testers to help you run your tests. Perfect for asking clients to perform User Acceptance Testing, as well as just roping in more help when you're late for a release.
EDITORIALS
How to write a test case?
Most advice on test cases pushes for more structure than you need. Here's Testpad's take on writing ones that are clear, easy to maintain, and fit the way your team tests.
EDITORIALS
Manual testing: the complete guide
Manual testing is where human judgment meets software quality. This guide covers the types that matter, when to use each, how to plan sessions, and the tools that keep it all organized.
EDITORIALS
Test planning: a practical guide
A practical guide to test planning for software teams – what it is, what to include, and how to keep your plan simple without losing coverage.
EDITORIALS
What is the software testing process?
The software testing process is how you organize testing work to find problems before users do. It's the sequence of activities from planning what to test through to reporting results.
EDITORIALS
Types of software testing: Which one do you need?
There are many types of software testing – exploratory, regression, system, integration, UAT, performance, security – all useful, and all with their own distinct place in a test strategy.
