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User Testing vs Usability Testing
Comparing how users interact with a product versus how user-friendly it is.
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A collection of stories from those who've made good use of the Ministry of Testing scholarship
The talks from when we gathered for our software testing conference in the Netherlands
Managing testing, test management and organizing testing
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