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The 2020s are officially the decade of virtual events. The reasons why seem endless - event venue shutdowns due to COVID-19 mandates, social distancing protocols shifting in-person events, attendees leery about travel or large group gatherings-situations we never thought were possible back in 2019.

It doesn’t take long to form a habit. With a trigger within your QA environment and a reward waiting at the finish line, bad habits are just as easy to develop as good ones.

Mobile testing is no longer optional. With mobile usage accounting for more than half of online traffic, millions of users see the phone as the end-all, be-all of web connectivity. That includes online browsing, internet gaming and mobile applications, such as your software product.

Human resource departments have advanced over the last few years - thanks to the robust HR tech solutions. And as HR technology revamps the way the HR departments function, so have the QA strategies that ensure its growth is in the right direction.

Startups are defined by speed and scrappiness. Think breakneck time to market, lean teams pushing the limit on what can be done in a day and releases that prioritize big, innovative leaps over more gradual, iterative perfection.

In the era of cloud computing, we have seen a surge in on-demand services for automation. It all started with providing infrastructure to test mobile and web applications on different browsers, OS, and mobile devices.

A mobile app can only be as strong as its development cycle. And every successful development cycle includes well-defined QA testing procedures that clearly define goals, set deadlines, outline processes and establish metrics to gather. After all, why risk launching without thorough mobile app testing?

QASource's testing engineers share their tried and tested approach for testing augmented reality and virtual reality applications. This infographic will walk you through the test strategies ideal for VR/AR testing.

Every QA endeavor needs a plan in place. That’s because QA testing succeeds when there are set goals, established timelines, systematic processes and concrete metrics. So why settle for less when performance testing your software application? After all, being fully prepared with a well-defined test plan can prevent delays, enhance test results and streamline your development cycle.