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It feels like it used to be so much easier. All you had to do to be successful in the enterprise was dominate your industry. Just think of juggernauts like…

We are delighted to have this expert blog post from Nishi Grover Garg, a Testing Consultant and Agile Trainer for over ten years. Nishi will talk about what we can learn from the Agile manifesto from a testing perspective but equally . . .

Anyone can draw, but to draw well, you need to hone your skills, focusing on things like shading and perspective. Some of this will take place in art classes. Most of it will be developed from your experience and practice, something . . .

"The bigger our app grows, the more QA resources we throw at it... but it's not fixing our quality problem", said the Director of Engineering.

According to app retention data shared by Andrew Chen, the average app loses 77% of its daily active users (DAUs) within the first three days after the install. Within 30 days, that figure rises to 90%. After 90 days, over 95% of DAUs . . .

Software testing won’t give you good results unless you know how, who, what and when to use it. This is the when section of our Ultimate Guide to Software Testing.

Software testing won’t give you good results unless you know how, who, what and when to use it. This is the what part of our Ultimate Guide to Software Testing.

Software testing won’t give you good results unless you know how, who, what and when to use it. This is the who you use to test with, part of our Ultimate Guide to Software Testing.

You can buy the best golf clubs money can buy but it won’t magically lower your handicap unless you know how to use them. Software testing is no different; it won’t give you good results unless you know how, who, what and when to use it.

Your five QA tips

1. Analyse your usage data
2. Listen to your customers’ feedback
3. Improve app speed, UX and stability
4. Be innovative
5. Increase your QA team diversity