Sastri Munsamy
Monday, 13 September 2021 10:27
Inspired Testing boosts Jimmy Choo’s online sales with new web performance audit service
Inspired Testing has launched a new web performance audit service designed to help companies identify, troubleshoot and rectify user experience issues before they can affect their business performance.
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Web Performance Testing
Wednesday, 01 September 2021 12:32
Inspired Testing to present new findings at AI Expo 2021 on how AI can supercharge software testing
Many software quality engineers (SQE) give a little shudder when they hear the term ‘AI’, associating it with potential job loss. Today’s testing and software quality assurance (SQA) industry relies on a human workforce to manage tasks such as manually-driven exploratory testing and to create automated functional tests.
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News
Thursday, 20 May 2021 05:00
Continuous Integration – What Why How
Continuous Integration (CI) is the process of continually adding to the software code pool and integrating new code during the development cycle. By ensuring new code is integrated early and often, developers aren’t faced with the much larger task of adding large tracts of new or updated code too late in the cycle, making it far more complex to integrate and troubleshoot.
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Software Testing
Wednesday, 19 May 2021 05:00
Software Testers - What Why How
As a Software Tester, you are primarily responsible for ensuring that the quality of software of an application or a website meets a client’s requirements, meets a certain level of functionality or performance, and achieves what it was designed to perform without any issues or bugs.
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Software Testing
Monday, 12 April 2021 09:33
What is Software Testing?
Software Testing is a general term for the various processes and methodologies used to test software – including applications, websites, software components and entire systems – to ensure it meets the requirements of the business, matches user expectations, and is error (or defect) free.
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Software Testing
Monday, 12 April 2021 09:28
The top 5 reasons to test your website
Your website is a window to your business. It represents everything you do – your brand, your culture, your attention to detail. It’s also very often a functional part of your revenue generating infrastructure, especially if your business is partly or wholly e-commerce based.
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Software Testing
Sunday, 11 April 2021 09:21
What are the 7 principles of Software Testing?
Software Quality is one of the most important considerations for organisations working in the modern, digitally transforming world – especially the world learning to live with a ‘new normal’ of workplace dynamics and social interactions.
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Software Testing
Saturday, 10 April 2021 09:15
5 ways to test your website
Testing your website regularly is the only way to ensure it performs optimally, is usable, secure, stable and compatible with different devices. But as websites become more complex, so the different ways of testing your website become increasingly important.
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Web Performance Testing
Friday, 09 April 2021 09:09
What are the different types of Performance Testing?
Performance Testing is different to other types of software and website testing in that it doesn’t seek to find defects, but instead tests for bottlenecks that could potentially impact real-world performance. Whether it’s a slow-loading page or a site that falls over with too many users, using the right type of Performance Testing should find the problem and offer workable solutions.
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Software Testing
Thursday, 08 April 2021 15:11
What are the different types of Functional Testing?
Functional Testing is perhaps the most common and widely-used type of Software Testing. As the name suggest, Functional Testing seeks to test how well (or not) the different functions and features of a software application, system or website work in practice. In other words, Functional Testing specifically looks at what software does, and is based on either pre-determined requirements or business use case.
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Software Testing
