Shekhar Musre

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Shekhar Musre
Sr. Software Tester
Achieving Quality And Speed: Tips For QA Leaders In Delivering Exceptional Products Great points, especially about distinguishing accountability from responsibility in the test strategy. It's incredibly common for management to assume anything labeled "test" falls entirely on QA. Spreading responsibility across developers (for unit/integration tests) and data engineers prevents QA from becoming a bottleneck and ensures the right expertise is applied at each layer. I also strongly agree with integrating API and UI tests into the main CI/CD pipelines alongside developer code. Having everyone look at the same reports builds shared ownership of quality—if the pipeline fails, it's a team problem, not just a "QA problem." 75+ Testing Practice Websites to Master Software QA in 2025 This is an incredible list! Having so many real-world environments to practice on is a game changer, especially for people trying to build up a portfolio or test out a new automation framework without having to spin up their own buggy applications from scratch. The API section is particularly useful. I've used Restful Booker and the Star Wars API before for building out proof-of-concept tests, and they are perfect for learning the nuances of different REST calls and data payloads. I’ll definitely be bookmarking this to check out the e-commerce testing sites like Practice Software Testing and QA Practice. AI Risk List: Human-Computer Interaction (5) Great addition to the Risk List series! HCI is often treated as an afterthought with AI features, but it's where the most visible failures happen. I’d love to see some specific heuristic examples for testing how gracefully an AI hands control back to the user when it hits a failure state. That transition is where I'm seeing the most friction in the apps I'm testing right now.
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