Priyanshu S

Priyanshu S

QA Consultant | Quality Advocate | Currently working with Equal Experts

The Question That Leads to Problems

The Question That Leads to Problems
Typically, our brain is trained to ask direct questions which comes with a straight-forward reply. For example, if the signup form is removed from an application, a tester might ask, "How can I create an account now?" The developer would respond with a solution like, "Use a database query to add a user directly, and then log in with those credentials." We often never give a second thought to such responses and we accept it as right way of testing the changes.

Software Testing in 2030

Image displaying a brain with bulb to replicate thought provoking questions by QA
Let me just try to predict the future of software testing based on the problems which face today and learnings which we have gained over the past few years. I won't be accurate for sure in my prediction but let me share my perspectives on where the industry might be headed.

Please Stop Celebrating Defects

While browsing LinkedIn (which I rarely do ), I came across a LinkedIn profile where someone was proudly flaunting that they had identified 10,000+ defects as a manual tester. Yes, you read that right, 10000 bugs found and celebrated like…

Characteristics of a Good QA

The Top 7 characteristics of a Good QA

The Top 7 characteristics of a Good QA Enabler – Remember, you’re not here to block the software delivery process. As a QA, your job is to help the team deliver high-quality software as efficiently as possible. Creative – QAs…

How to Wait For API Response in Selenium WebDriver 4?

An element might be visible on the page, but that doesn't mean it's ready for interaction. For example, a dropdown built on top of an API response will always be present on the page, but its values will only populate once the API call completes. Adding a wait to check for the presence of the dropdown won't ensure that the values are ready for selection.