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Differences between Web App and Mobile App Testing
Still doubt if your software needs a mobile version? Let’s think: 3.7 billion people have mobile phones, and 47.96% of them use mobile applications. Are you ready to lose approximately 2
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How to automate web testing with manual QA team?
Automation helps to accelerate testing activities, to ensure wider test coverage and to improve quality of the final product. You can apply automation principle to verify mobile and web software.
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5 “must test” in e-commerce project
Nowadays e-commerce is an everyday reality. According to the researchers, by 2019 retail e-commerce sales will count 12.8% of worldwide retail purchases, that means over $3.5 trillion. And every day
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6 Effective Ways to Perform Regression Testing
After performing software testing, reporting bugs and their fix regression testing should be executed. Its aim is to find defects of the software after code modifications or the product release.
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How do Desktop, Client-Server and Web App Testing Differ?
Client-server applications require menu driven app testing. During its procedure, the specialists check the product functionality and main feature such as GUI but on the both sides – client and
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Tools for Responsive Design Testing
The web market increases every day and new technologies are applied during their creation. Rather often, the end users face the products with the responsive design while utilizing their mobile
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How to Test Responsive Design?
Nowadays a huge number of various devices are used for serving the Internet. They have different screen size and resolution, system capacities, etc. In order to improve the user’s experience
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How to Improve E-Commerce Products?
Nowadays, there is a huge amount of e-commerce products and new online-shops and apps appear every day. But it does not mean that the e-commerce market is closed for new
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What Is a Client-Server Application?
First of all, it is necessary to distinguish and clarify the concept of ‘client’ and ‘server’. The client is a PC or a workstation with the help of which users
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Client Side vs Server Side
The interaction between the end users and various web products is possible due to the special means on the client and server sides where website scripts run. The client side
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Cross Browser Testing: Why? Where? When?
Talking about user interface testing, one cannot forget about the product checking on various devices, OS versions, and browsers. It is a widespread problem when a user wants to open
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