Smooth bug reporting
Bug reports are the bread and butter of QA. You should look for solutions that make it easy to submit a bug, but also have some depth to bug reports. Adding screenshots, detailing reproduction steps, and notifying team members are some of the essentials.
Bug reports are the bread and butter of QA. You should look for solutions that make it easy to submit a bug, but also have some depth to bug reports. Adding screenshots, detailing reproduction steps, and notifying team members are some of the essentials.
Scalable test coverage
With new projects, QA specialists start small while shooting for the moon. You need to cover as many use cases as feasible to detect bugs early. This requires (a) robust foundation to handle thousands of tests; (b) test scenarios to chain tests.
With new projects, QA specialists start small while shooting for the moon. You need to cover as many use cases as feasible to detect bugs early. This requires (a) robust foundation to handle thousands of tests; (b) test scenarios to chain tests.
Automated testing options
Done correctly, automated QA helps you achieve more while committing less. Some solutions come with built-in automation functionality. Others let you connect third-party tools, such as Selenium, and store test reports alongside manual tests.
Done correctly, automated QA helps you achieve more while committing less. Some solutions come with built-in automation functionality. Others let you connect third-party tools, such as Selenium, and store test reports alongside manual tests.
Reporting functionality
QA teams may not be big, but smooth operations often ride on them. Diving into how testing is going, however, can be rough for non-tech people. A respectable bug reporting tool should enable both high-level and low-level overviews, as well as some visualisation.
QA teams may not be big, but smooth operations often ride on them. Diving into how testing is going, however, can be rough for non-tech people. A respectable bug reporting tool should enable both high-level and low-level overviews, as well as some visualisation.
Dev-friendly project integration
In many cases, a defect tracking tool runs in parallel with the dev’s issue tracker. Sometimes, you are encouraged to move both devs and QA to one tool. A flexible approach is preferable: let everyone use their favourite tool, but also connect them.
In many cases, a defect tracking tool runs in parallel with the dev’s issue tracker. Sometimes, you are encouraged to move both devs and QA to one tool. A flexible approach is preferable: let everyone use their favourite tool, but also connect them.
Collaborative work
Since everyone uses one QA tool, you should be able to work in it together. Some sort of discussion functionality will help transparency. The ability to share individual workflows saves time and money, especially if you run multiple projects.
Since everyone uses one QA tool, you should be able to work in it together. Some sort of discussion functionality will help transparency. The ability to share individual workflows saves time and money, especially if you run multiple projects.
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