
Shifting Accessibility Testing to the Left
Rather than reacting to accessibility issues at the end of a project, proactively discuss it as early as possible and get buy-in right from the start.
Rather than reacting to accessibility issues at the end of a project, proactively discuss it as early as possible and get buy-in right from the start.
Over the past few years I have had many questions from QA/Testing professionals asking about the ideal career path within the QA field. Most of them even question the existence…
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In this collection of free Appium tutorials, guides and courses, find our most popular Appium articles so far in 2021 to help you improve your mobile test automation skills.
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Jason’s team needed a reliable way to test their application across these browsers. So, Jason and two colleagues at ThoughtWorks did research on the available tools. Finding nothing that met their needs, they began writing what became Selenium.
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