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Quality Engineering is a mindset, not a role. For a proper implementation in the software development lifecycle, we, as QAs, must follow best practices and improve the process step-by-step as we spread the values and benefits of it.
Let’s be honest. The biggest problem in our industry isn’t a lack of tools or talent. It’s a fundamental misunderstanding of what quality actually is, how you achieve it, and what it really costs when you ignore it. Teams talk about "shifting left" a...
In our previous article (The Complete Quality Engineering Roadmap), we laid out a five-phase roadmap for building quality into software. We argued that you can't test your way to a great product, simply because quality has to be built from the ground...
In our previous article Essential Steps for Creating a Robust Software Quality Foundation - Culture, Roles & Mindset, we laid the cultural foundation for quality. We established that quality is a shared mindset, not just a department. But a strong fo...
We have our cultural foundation Essential Steps for Creating a Robust Software Quality Foundation - Culture, Roles & Mindset and our architectural blueprints Proactive Strategies for Pre-Development Success - Requirements, Stories & Planning. Now, it...
We've built our feature on a solid foundation (Phase 1), with a clear blueprint (Phase 2), and with quality implemented in during construction (Phase 3). Now, it's time for the final, rigorous inspection before we open the doors to the public. Welcom...
