Rosie Sherry | Activities
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Definitions of Installation testing
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Definitions of Equivalence partitioning
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🐞 Just a bit of community humour. We love seeing more pathways open up for quality learning!
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STEC. STEC. STEC. STEC.
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Bringing you insights to keep software testing and quality engineers on their toes
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We gathered to explore what quality engineering means for our profession
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If you’re learning about digital accessibility, you’re going to read a lot about image alternative text (alt text).
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Handling errors in Go is simple and flexible – yet no structure!
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When used correctly, AI tools can help you personalize user journeys and, thus, deliver more memorable customer experiences.
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Test flakiness is a big issue. Not only can it be a colossal time investment to detect and fix, but it hurts perhaps the biggest value you get from your tests—their trustworthiness.
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Your database is ticking along nicely - until a simple DELETE brings it to its knees.
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Are there situations where an image doesn’t need alt text?
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Effective icons depend on recognizability and interpretation. Evaluate them with methods appropriate for your specific research questions
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Accessible design isn't just about adhering to technical guidelines - it's about creating products that work for anyone, in any situation.
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Inclusive Design is a methodology, born out of digital environments, that enables and draws on the full range of human diversity.
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Simple is harder than complex
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Ensuring good visual representation, easy-to-understand copy, thoughtful error placement, intuitive troubleshooting techniques, and accessible error resolution.
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Error messages are part of our daily lives online.
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Eight principles for every interface you’ll ever write.
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Quality adds value to digital products. It makes them worth using and ultimately, paying more for.
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Data privacy has transformed from a niche concern to a global imperative.
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The end of coding is near
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We pride ouselves on building beautiful, secure products properly
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Implement real-time credit card validation on your e-commerce site to avoid frustrating payment errors
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Unlock the potential of AI for accessibility. Explore applications, address ethical considerations, and learn best practices for inclusive AI development.
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web security has never been more important
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Good accessibility is beneficial to everyone, not just those with disabilities
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From the standard to the data quality platform
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This list is based on the last couple years of analyzing our report findings, mostly the findings that lead to compromise.
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Everything you need to understand how we create accessible, inclusive products and services in the Department for Education.
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Did you know accessibility can help reduce 'technical debt'? Does your Chief Technical Officer (CTO) know this?
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Ageism in design — whether intentional or not — can create significant barriers for those of us who are older, limiting our ability to engage with the digital world.
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AI is not the path to fixing inaccessibility or understanding web accessibility specifications.
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highlights discussions from day 2 of AbilityNet's annual disability and accessibility conference,
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One of the interesting arguments in the generative AI field is around accessibility
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Apple have adopted a strategy of malicious compliance so brazen that they might as well be sticking a finger up at the EU,
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AI Features Fail to Impress iPhone and Samsung Users, but Better Mobile AI Could Spark Loyalty Shift Among iPhone Owners
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Our content design system provides guidance for content designers, copywriters, marketers, developers, and anyone else writing for Intuit.
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Once a Problem Has Been Seen, It Exists
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The term user friendly originated in the days when computers became more widely available.
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Discover delicious food ideas with our Random Food Generator! Get inspired with random dishes!
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Generate valid test credit card numbers across multiple card brands with our Credit Cards Generator. Perfect for quick and accurate testing.
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Name Generator simplifies the process of creating diverse names across different categories. Give it a try to generate catchy names!
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Websites on the internet are constantly trying to get you to complete actions.
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Despite their expertise, AI developers don't always know what their most advanced systems are capable of—at least, not at first.
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Why you need more than Evals to ship AI products with confidence: A framework for comprehensive LLM testing
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People with cognitive, language and learning disabilities comprise the largest group of those with disabilities accessing the web—approximately 15 to 20% of the population
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Zooming — thinking about each part of the system to a different depth, and drawing different scopes that include more or less of the bigger picture.
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Check those known bugs
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In 2024 their bug bounty program awarded more than $2.3 million in bounties, bringing our total bounties since the creation of our program in 2011 to over $20 million.
Rosie Sherry
CEO & Founder at Ministry of Testing
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I've been working in the software testing and quality engineering space since the year 2000 whilst also combining it with my love for education and community. It turns out quality, community and education go nicely hand in hand.
🎓 MoT-STEC qualified
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