EDITORIALS | TESTING TOOLS
Testlio cuts the hassle from crowdsourced testing with vetted testers and professional oversight. But if you need faster results, more control, or different pricing, there are some alternatives to try.
EDITORIALS
A test strategy is not as scary as it sounds – it’s just your high-level plan for learning whether your software actually works before your users find out it doesn't.
EDITORIALS
First it was automation threatening to replace manual testing – though it didn’t – and now it’s AI we’re worried about. But this thinking misses how human insight and AI can actually work well together.
EDITORIALS | EXPLORATORY TESTING
Don't get stuck deciding which type of exploratory testing is the best fit for the job. In reality, there are only ways you can structure your testing, which you can easily mix and match to suit the session.
EDITORIALS | EXPLORATORY TESTING
Exploratory testing techniques aren’t strict steps but flexible approaches – there to give your testing enough structure to stay on track, without killing the freedom (or fun) of exploring.
EDITORIALS
If you're trying to decide between manual testing and automated testing, you're asking the wrong question. In reality, most teams rely on both to build effective testing strategies.
EDITORIALS | TESTING TOOLS
QMetry has powerful AI-driven insights and features, but it can be overkill for simpler testing needs. Teams looking for more straightforward test management will often benefit from a lighter alternative.
EDITORIALS
Writing simple, one-line test prompts can speed up your QA process, reduce maintenance, support better bug discovery, and make testing more collaborative – all while giving your testers room to think.
EDITORIALS
When someone asks, "what is agile testing?" they’re often surprised to learn there are two answers – a formal framework or a flexible mindset. The best choice depends on how your team actually works.
EDITORIALS
Checklists are quick, test cases are thorough. Choosing the right approach depends on your product, your team, and your timelines. It’s all about trade-offs and picking what works best for your testing.
EDITORIALS | TESTING TOOLS
Testlio cuts the hassle from crowdsourced testing with vetted testers and professional oversight. But if you need faster results, more control, or different pricing, there are some alternatives to try.
EDITORIALS
A test strategy is not as scary as it sounds – it’s just your high-level plan for learning whether your software actually works before your users find out it doesn't.
EDITORIALS
First it was automation threatening to replace manual testing – though it didn’t – and now it’s AI we’re worried about. But this thinking misses how human insight and AI can actually work well together.
EDITORIALS | EXPLORATORY TESTING
Don't get stuck deciding which type of exploratory testing is the best fit for the job. In reality, there are only ways you can structure your testing, which you can easily mix and match to suit the session.
EDITORIALS | EXPLORATORY TESTING
Exploratory testing techniques aren’t strict steps but flexible approaches – there to give your testing enough structure to stay on track, without killing the freedom (or fun) of exploring.
EDITORIALS
If you're trying to decide between manual testing and automated testing, you're asking the wrong question. In reality, most teams rely on both to build effective testing strategies.
EDITORIALS | TESTING TOOLS
QMetry has powerful AI-driven insights and features, but it can be overkill for simpler testing needs. Teams looking for more straightforward test management will often benefit from a lighter alternative.
EDITORIALS
Writing simple, one-line test prompts can speed up your QA process, reduce maintenance, support better bug discovery, and make testing more collaborative – all while giving your testers room to think.
EDITORIALS
When someone asks, "what is agile testing?" they’re often surprised to learn there are two answers – a formal framework or a flexible mindset. The best choice depends on how your team actually works.
EDITORIALS
Checklists are quick, test cases are thorough. Choosing the right approach depends on your product, your team, and your timelines. It’s all about trade-offs and picking what works best for your testing.
