TestOps

Imagine a tester opening a new incognito window to verify a cache issue in a clean environment, then closing the bug after confirming the fix. While this appears just a routine, the real challenge begins after this. Behind this simple and familiar operation lies a deeper layer that many testers overlook — incorporating Private Mode Testing as a standard QA practice rather than limiting it to a few routine checks. Despite its importance, Private Mode Testing is often skipped i

Measuring Test Planning Process for effective Execution Test Planning, the second phase of STLC, plays a crucial role in defining test...

In the race to timely deliver products with higher quality and performance, it is often observed that many of them clear the QA cycle but...

In today’s fast-paced software delivery environments, agility and adaptability are key to exciting opportunities for innovation.   Within...

Not long ago, a leading startup proudly pushed a minor UI update - just a button repositioned and a color tweak. Within hours, dozens of...

In Agile development, speed is crucial, but so is quality. The challenge many teams face is finding a way to balance the two,...

Software engineering in 2025 is about more than building features — it’s about writing sustainable, secure, and scalable systems. These...

Your app works perfectly on your device, but users are reporting crashes, broken layouts or missing features. With hundreds of different...

The Past: Manual Testing Decades ago, manual testing was the cornerstone of quality assurance. Full attention, time and deep...

You've likely interacted with e-commerce platforms where modules—such as authentication, product catalogs, payment gateways, order...

Measuring Requirements for effective Test Planning Remember, the time when software testing was often viewed as a post-development...