Month: August 2025

Mobile app testing ensures that an application works seamlessly across devices, operating systems, and user environments. Among the most critical considerations in mobile QA is understanding the differences between Android and iOS testing. While both platforms aim to deliver high-quality user experiences, their ecosystems, tools,…

Web forms are often the main point of interaction between users and applications—whether it’s for signing up, making a purchase, or submitting feedback. A poorly tested form can frustrate users, cause data loss, or lead to missed business opportunities.This checklist will help QA testers ensure…

Accessibility testing is more than just a checkbox in QA — it’s about ensuring that everyone, including people with disabilities, can use your application effectively. A truly accessible product reaches a wider audience, complies with legal requirements, and demonstrates social responsibility. 🧐 What Is Accessibility…

When developing a web application, it’s easy to forget that not all users have the same browser, device, or operating system. A design that looks perfect in Chrome on your laptop might break in Safari on an iPhone or render differently in Firefox. That’s why…

When testing mobile applications, one key decision every QA team faces is:Should we test on real devices, emulators, or both? Both methods have advantages and limitations. Understanding the differences can help you create a reliable and scalable testing strategy. In this post, you’ll learn: What…