Metrics can be a tricky territory to navigate. It’s not so much about the data itself, but figuring out what’s actually important and what that looks like in the shape of numbers. Yes, metrics can be a deceiving business. That’s …
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What makes a good tester can make for a hot topic. So we decided to dip into (but not engage in) the debate in Ministry of Testing’s Slack channel to gauge what the general opinion was among our fellow testing …
Getting team buy-in is notoriously difficult. Even when change is absolutely necessary, it’s tough to get people to care enough to support it. Why? Because of habits. Because of comfort. Because of complacency. But managers can’t blame their team for …
Today we’re excited to share something we’ve been working on for a while. Some of you may have followed us on Product Hunt, some of you may have seen the sneak peek we posted last week, and some of you …
We’re getting ready to launch a brand new product on Product Hunt very soon, so naturally the team is working tirelessly toward making that day a success. But before we talk more about Playground, let’s hit rewind and talk about …
Welcome to our new “The basics of” series. In this series we’re going to tackle all the questions related to mobile design, mobile QA and testing. We’ll be looking at issues both big and small–nothing shall be overlooked. (Psst! Make …
To hamburger menu, or not to hamburger menu? That is the question. Sure, the mobile design community has made some questionable decisions over the years. But so far, 2019 has seen a lot of exciting mobile app releases and significant …
In 2007, Apple changed the game with the release of its first iPhone. Soon, installing applications on our mobile devices became the norm. Fast forward 10 years and the mobile app industry is thriving. In 2017, there were 178 billion …
We’ve previously shared about how we work as a remote team and about our product process. We even took a look at how we built a bot to help us collaborate and communicate with one another more efficiently. I wanted …
Black box testing is kind of a fancy way of saying “have someone use your app and see if it works right.” It’s a method of testing the requirements and functionality of software without the knowledge of its internal structure. …