Showing posts with label Work. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Work. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 15, 2014

I See You

Product instructions in the form of user documentation (or) handbook are a valuable element to any product. It is vital to assess if this content is usable and has a positive impact on a user’s experience.

When instructional aides are too difficult to understand, the result can be worse than a product. By putting yourself in a user’s shoes and statistics, you’ll be able to assess if the instructional content meets the needs of the anticipated audience.

Try to have a document for each functional portion [Functional Break-up Document{FBD}], so that it might help you one day...



Tuesday, November 8, 2011

Testing is Hyped


• Good QA testers are worth their weight in gold.

• Unit testing finds certain errors; manual testing others; usability testing and code reviews still others.

• The peer pressure of knowing your code will be analyzed on providing higher quality.

• Another huge problem with developer tests is that they won’t tell you if your software sucks

• No single technique is effective at detecting all defects.

• Testers are a developer’s editor.