We were so close. The limit for the number of people on stage is 10. We got to 9. Next time we need to try for 11 to see what happens. 😃 Join

Discover how curiosity shapes conversations about AI, teamwork, new tools, and the value of recognising every contribution.

I’m thrilled to have received a certificate — a reminder of what’s possible when you stay committed and show up with purpose. Being part of the Ministry of Testing (MoT) community, where we suppor...

25 years ago, I started my career in IT, learning coding the old-fashioned way — through teachers, libraries, and physical books, practicing on a computer. 15 years ago, learning shifted online. I...

Content testing is a user testing process of evaluating and optimizing various elements of digital content, such as web pages, blog posts, emails, and other marketing materials, to improve their performance and effectiveness.Content testing helps you identify what elements of your content resonate most with your audience and what isn’t.Content testing typically involves creating multiple variations of a piece of content and exposing them to different segments of your audience. By doing this, you can gather data on how users interact with each variation and which one produces the desired outcomes.The results of content testing provide valuable insights into what aspects of your content are working and what needs improvement. By analyzing these insights, you can make data-driven decisions to enhance your content, boost user engagement, increase conversions, and ultimately achieve your content marketing goals.Content testing is an ongoing process that helps content creators and marketers refine their strategies and create content that best serves their audience and achieves business objectives.

Feel the MoTaverse energy as quality people prepare for TestBash, share accessibility stories, and swap career advice.

Such a wonderful episode—listening to the stories of the co-hosts and their journeys was truly inspiring. It’s a reminder that small steps can lead to big changes. Grateful to be part of such a str...

I was bit nervous while speaking back then, but today feels like Super happy moment! 🎉 While going through the TWiT recordings, I spotted my name in the Episode 60 transcript—it felt like I was on ...

As a QA learning to say No is very important skill while proving not being a blocker-try to be polite, confident enough to say why you are saying No with reasons and example no to last minute chan...

Catch This Week in Testing, where Simon and guests reflect on TestBash 2024, share AI insights, and offer tips for applying conference learnings