Activities

By taking part in this guided accessibility discussion, you've tapped into a rich pool of collective knowledge.

This activity is focused on the skill of learning.

Data is incredibly useful for testing; it unlocks a superpower!

Identifying and addressing code smells is important for the stability, readability, and maintainability of the test code base.

E2E tests are an excellent way to enter into test automation.

Visualising your mental models makes it easier for others to understand why you think what you think.

Step out of your norm and into another person’s situation.

Learn about the importance of perceived performance and how it differs from objective performance.

How would William Shakespeare have familiarized himself with a new piece of software?

We'll literally put the pen in pen testing.

Create comprehensive lesson plans using prewritten learning outcomes.

Submit an actual application to guest on an AMA webinar.

Develop a captivating masterclass webinar submission.

Create a captivating abstract to submit to TestBash.

Create an engaging article outline that shares your testing expertise.

We will break an app into components and define tests per component.

This compact and condensed format will make for a fun but impactful tool for growth.

Persuasion is like any other skill - it can be practised.

In this adaptation of “The Pen Game” lateral thinking game, the challenge enables the audience to test “the system”, giving them control of testing their ideas.

The Habit Map is a perfect way of identifying our regular habits, and the likely actions we are to take through the course of the da

Write an automated script for using supertest.

With this activity, we will explore how truly understanding and embracing the scientific methods of thinking

The RiskStorming session format is a wonderful way of generating a visible Test Strategy

This activity will involve you writing and sharing stories, gathering feedback about the story, then applying that feedback

Learn how Threat Modelling works and also understand that threat modelling isn’t just for security engineers or lead developers

Can the group employ Feature Mapping and figure out the requirements to build for the said feature?

Experience the core fundamentals of coaching

Learn about the key differences between front-end and back-end performance testing and why it’s needed to perform both

Identify code smells in your code with this team activity

Put your users front and centre with this team activity