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What is the Digivante community and how does it work?
Digivante’s vast community is made up of thousands of testers, located in 149 countries around the world. Our community plays a key part in how Digivante can rapidly deliver professional software, website and app testing at scale. You might be reading this and thinking that despite being very fast, using crowdtesters will automatically mean ...
Why CEOs should care about software testing
In a recent article published by the SD Times, it mentions that 85% of US CEOs do not see an issue with releasing poorly tested software, as long as it’s “patch tested” later on (essentially, testing in production). Ironically, it also goes on to mention that 95% of CEOs and 76% of testers surveyed ...
10 common web and app testing issues and how to avoid them
With the bar of customer expectations raised higher than ever before, make sure avoidable issues aren’t damaging your brand’s revenue or reputation. It goes without saying that quality matters when you launch or update a website or mobile app. Five years ago, we had to make the case for digital quality by convincing businesses ...
How to maximise the effectiveness and efficiency of your software regression testing
What is regression testing? For the uninitiated, let’s start off with the meaning of regression testing. It is the testing following a deployment or release, be that bug fixes, new features, configuration changes, even content, to verify that the system continues to function as it should – and specifically those areas that were unchanged in ...
What is usability testing? And, why it’s time to stop making assumptions.
Problems arise when we make assumptions that aren’t based on insights; like who your customers are and what they're actually looking for. Even if you know your target audience extremely well and have an accurate idea of their wants and needs, there’s only a finite amount of time to engage and satisfy them. Because ...
Your release testing process shouldn’t stop at launch – and here’s why
You wouldn’t serve a dish without tasting it, right? That’s because no matter how closely you follow the recipe, there’ll always be variables you can’t account for. Well, the same can be said for the release testing process. The in-house testing environment isn’t a real-world “kitchen” and your product manager’s palate probably differs from users. ...
