Ady Stokes | Activities
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Requirements traceability
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Definitions of Requirements traceability
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European Accessibility Act (EAA): Article 32, and why it sucks!
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Artcile 32 of the EAA is a get out of jail card, for up to 5 years, for companies who want to 'avoid' their responsibilites to their users. And yes, it sucks!
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We're building towards becoming more of a platform, a quality destination.
As part of this, we're evolving our "like" buttons, which now give MoTifications (notifications) when content is liked....
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Thanks for amplifying SQEC.
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Kanban board
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Definitions of Kanban board
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How to get unstuck: A guide for testers or anyone else who feels stumped
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Learn about some of the reasons we get stuck and some top tips for getting unstuck
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Chaos theory
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Definitions of Chaos theory
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Decision fatigue
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Definitions of Decision fatigue
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Thank you for going above and beyond in May 2025. Team MoT appreciates how you consistently support, develop, and grow our community. Your positive impact and interactions make a difference.
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Was a professional member in 2025
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Accessibility Beyond Compliance: Practical A11Y Testing for Everyday Workflows
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Quality Blether - Ady Stokes Accessiblity
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If - A software testing poem
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Council of LLMs for testers
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Thanks for sharing about MoT Leeds on LinkedIn. š¤
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MoT Leeds meetup May - Accessibility Testing live
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MoT Leeds meetup May - Accessibility Testing live
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Hosted by Accenture the latest Leeds event was accessibility themed to support GAAD, Global Accessibility Awareness Day which was on the 15th.
Ady Stokes worked through simple tests every teste...
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Hosted by Accenture the latest Leeds event was accessibility themed to support GAAD, Global Accessibility Awareness Day which was on the 15th.
Ady Stokes worked through simple tests every teste...
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Congratulations on May's edition of MoT Leeds
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My Collection #3
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Documentation isn't the only thing testers produce
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Ady Stoke chats to Bryan Jones on the Quality Blether podcast
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Ady Stoke chats to Bryan Jones on the Quality Blether podcast
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A testerās role in continuous quality
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What different types of testing are there? How many different ways are there to do testing? Find out in this handy collection of software testing types.
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More than just āmanual testingā: Recognising the skills of software testers
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The future is agile, or is it?
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What is software testing?
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An introduction to Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery (CD) pipelines for software testers
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New test team: 70% put test strategy as the most critical
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The comb shaped tester, does it make them a specialist or generalist?
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Burnout: A personal experience report
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AI-assisted accessibility tools: pros and cons
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Cosmic conversation on how to learn about testing
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Half of testers think prompting will impact test case design
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6 things folks are doing in communities of practice
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How important are important bugs? Over 60% say very!
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Is the AI future bright for software testing professionals?
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Half of testers are not inviting themselves to meetings!
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99 Second Talks - Day 2 at TestBash Brighton 2024
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99 Second Talks - Day 1 at TestBash Brighton 2024
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58.9% of software testers learn about testing tools by using them
Ady Stokes
Freelance Consultant
He / Him
MoT Ambassador. Currently semi-retired and freelancing. I am, amongst other things, a writer, speaker, and accessibility advocate. Leeds Chapter Lead. MoT Certs curator and article editor for WonderProxy. Testing wisdom, friendly, testing songs and poems. Great minds think differently. STEC and SQEC Certified. Struggling to write a book about testing mindsets and thinking's application in software development.
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