3d ago · 11 min read · Software teams often need to decide where to use manual testing and where automation makes more sense. Manual testing helps catch issues that depend on human judgment, such as usability gaps or unclea
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Feb 19 · 2 min read · Welcome to Day 10 of my 15-day Manual Testing journey! 🛠️ We just finished learning about BVA (testing the boundaries). But what about all the numbers in between? If an app accepts a score from 1 to 1000, do you have to test 50, 150, and 550? Absolu...
Join discussionFeb 18 · 2 min read · Welcome to Day 9 of my 15-day Manual Testing journey! 🛠️ Yesterday, we learned how to write the perfect Test Case**. But how do you decide what data to put in those cases? If a field accepts numbers from 1 to 100, do you test all 100? (Spoilers: No!...
Join discussionFeb 17 · 2 min read · Welcome to Day 8 of my 15-day Manual Testing journey! 🛠️ Yesterday, we built the Test Plan (the big blueprint). Today, we zoom in to the smallest, most important unit of testing: The Test Case. If the Test Plan is the map for a road trip, the Test C...
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