Saad Kazi Rezwan Abedin

Yesterday, I delivered a Presentation to my team and shared my knowledge about "Artillery - Overview and Demonstration", an emerging performance testing tool. #PerformanceTesting #AQA #AutomationTesting #ManualTesting #Carecloud #LoadTesting #Spike

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Grateful to share my insights in the latest #ExpertCorner at Testvox 🚀 In the evolving world of software testing, reusing test cases is crucial for efficiency and accuracy.. Thanks to Testvox for giving me the opportunity to share my thoughts on this key aspect of testing. Feel free to check out my full opinion in the article linked below! #SoftwareTesting #QA #AutomationTesting #TestAutomation #Efficiency

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Have you ever heard about A/B testing let’s learn about A/B testing in a short video clip. #sqa #qa #softwaretester #qualityanalyst #softwarequalityassuranceengineer #sqaengineer #sqae #qualityassurance #softwarequalityassurance #softwaretestengineer

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What is SHIFT LEFT Testing? → An approach in SDLC where testing activities are performed earlier in the development lifecycle, rather than waiting until the end of the cycle. → The term "shift left" comes from moving tasks to the left, i.e., towards the earlier phases. Traditional Testing: Requirements -> Design -> Development -> Testing -> Deployment Shift Left Testing: Testing <- Requirements -> Testing <- Design -> n-> Testing <- Development -> Testing -> Deployment

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Why do we need a QA? Ensures product quality: QA verifies that the product meets defined standards and specifications, enhancing its overall quality. Builds trust: By catching and fixing defects, QA boosts customer confidence and loyalty in the product and brand. Cost-effective: Identifying issues early in the development process saves time and resources in the long run. Regulatory compliance: QA ensures that the product adheres to relevant regulations and standards, mitigating legal risks. Continuous improvement: QA processes enable teams to learn from mistakes, iterate, and improve future products. #qa #qatester #qatesting #testing #tester #ai #qualityassurance

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I am experienced in developing frameworks for automation testing, ensuring they are robust and reusable. I can create or modify any framework to suit the specific needs of the project. 1. #AutomationTesting 2. #SDET (Software Development Engineer in Test) 3. #TestAutomation 4. #QAEngineer (Quality Assurance Engineer) 5. #Selenium 6. #Cypress 7. #Playwright 8. #AutomationFramework 9. #APITesting 10. #PerformanceTesting 11. #ContinuousIntegration 12. #DevOps 13. #TestingTools 14. #TestEngineer 15. #SoftwareTesting 16. #JavaScriptTesting 17. #JavaTesting 18. #QualityAssurance 19. #RegressionTesting 20. #AutomatedTesting

Testers use tools, but it is important to remember that testing is an intellectual activity, requiring the testers to have specialized knowledge, use analytical skills, and apply critical thinking and systems thinking (Myers 2011, Roman 2018).

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Check out this fantastic YouTube channel: [QA Unlocked](https://lnkd.in/gF--Tfji )🎥 If you're into Quality Assurance, it’s packed with valuable insights, tutorials, and industry tips. Highly recommend subscribing and sharing with anyone interested in QA! #Qaunlocked #QAactivity #QA #QAbeginners #QAeasyconcept #QAmanualtesting #bugtracking

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In the ever-evolving tech landscape, where innovation drives progress, Software Quality Assurance (SQA) stands as the unsung hero ensuring that every application, platform, or system is reliable, efficient, and user-friendly. Why SQA is a Key Role: Guardians of Quality: SQA professionals are the gatekeepers of performance, ensuring every release meets the highest standards. Risk Mitigators: By identifying and eliminating bugs early, we protect businesses from costly errors and reputational risks. Innovation Catalysts: Through testing strategies and automation, we accelerate development cycles without compromising quality. User Advocates: SQA teams ensure that end-users enjoy seamless experiences, building trust and loyalty. What Makes a Great SQA Professional: A sharp eye for detail and a passion for perfection. Expertise in tools and frameworks like Selenium, JIRA, TestNG, and more. Proficiency in manual and automated testing to adapt to diverse project needs. Collaborative skills to work closely with developers, designers, and stakeholders. The Impact of SQA: Behind every app that never crashes and every system that runs flawlessly, there’s a dedicated SQA team ensuring quality at every stage of development. We’re not just testers – we’re enablers of trust, consistency, and success. Let’s celebrate the critical role of SQA in shaping the future of technology! To my fellow QA enthusiasts and industry leaders: what’s your perspective on how SQA is evolving? Let’s connect and share insights! #SoftwareQualityAssurance #QA #TechInnovation #SQAKeyRole #DigitalExcellence

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How to make sure that the testing is sufficient 1. Define Clear Testing Requirements Functional Coverage: Identify all essential features and functions. Prioritize based on usage, criticality, and potential impact on the end-user experience. Non-Functional Coverage: Cover areas like performance, security, compatibility, and usability. Risk-Based Testing: Focus on high-risk areas, such as high-traffic workflows, complex integrations, or frequently updated sections. 2. Use Comprehensive Test Case Design Detailed Test Cases: Write test cases that cover both positive and negative scenarios, edge cases, and boundary conditions. Requirements Traceability Matrix (RTM): Map test cases directly to requirements to ensure all aspects are covered. Automated Regression Suite: Develop and maintain an automated suite that runs key test cases across deployments, focusing on areas prone to issues. 3. Implement a Testing Strategy Shift Left Testing: Engage in testing early in the development cycle by reviewing code, participating in sprint planning, and identifying testable features early. Test Data and Environment Management: Use realistic test data and simulate the production environment to improve test accuracy. Continuous Testing: Incorporate automated tests in the CI/CD pipeline for consistent, real-time testing with every code change. 4. Execute Different Testing Types Functional Testing: Ensure that all features work as expected. Regression Testing: Verify that new code doesn’t break existing functionality. Integration Testing: Check that modules interact correctly with each other. Exploratory Testing: Go beyond pre-defined test cases to discover potential issues by simulating real-world scenarios. 5. Establish Exit Criteria Define clear conditions for testing completeness, such as: 100% coverage of high-priority test cases. No critical or high-severity defects remaining. Successful completion of regression and sanity checks. Defect Density: Track the rate of defects identified against code changes. A low defect density could suggest testing is covering the necessary scope. 6. Continuous Review and Feedback Review Test Results Regularly: Track the types of issues found, testing time, and defect patterns to identify any missed scenarios. Incorporate Stakeholder Feedback: Engage with stakeholders to confirm coverage of business-critical workflows and adjust test plans based on their insights. Retrospectives: After each sprint, hold retrospectives to evaluate what worked well and what could be improved in the testing process. 7. Measure Key Quality Metrics Defect Leakage: Track defects found in production to understand gaps in testing. Code Coverage Reports: Use code coverage tools to identify untested code paths. Test Execution Metrics: Track pass/fail rates, defect severity, and test case effectiveness. #linkedin #software_testing #QA #methodologies #testing #Quality #jobs_hiring #sqa

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Elevating Excellence: The Vital Role of Software Quality Assurance In today's digital landscape, software quality assurance (SQA) isn't just a checkbox—it's the cornerstone of delivering exceptional user experiences and maintaining brand credibility. From ensuring functionality and performance to validating security and compliance, SQA plays a pivotal role in every stage of the software development lifecycle. Here are a few reasons why investing in robust SQA processes is essential: 1. Enhanced Customer Satisfaction: By rigorously testing software applications, we can identify and fix issues before they impact end-users, leading to higher satisfaction and loyalty. 2. Risk Mitigation: SQA helps in identifying and mitigating potential risks early on, reducing the likelihood of costly errors or security breaches down the line. 3. Cost Efficiency: While some may see SQA as an added expense, it ultimately saves organizations money by reducing rework, avoiding expensive post-release fixes, and minimizing the risk of legal liabilities. 4. Brand Reputation: In today's hyper-connected world, a single software glitch or security vulnerability can tarnish a brand's reputation irreparably. SQA ensures that products meet high standards, safeguarding brand integrity. 5. Continuous Improvement: SQA isn't just about finding bugs; it's about fostering a culture of continuous improvement. By analyzing test results and feedback, teams can iterate and enhance software quality over time. In conclusion, SQA isn't merely a process—it's a mindset. By prioritizing quality from the outset and integrating SQA into every stage of development, organizations can deliver software that delights users, mitigates risks, and builds lasting brand trust. #SoftwareQualityAssurance #SQA #QualityAssurance #SoftwareDevelopment #QualityTesting #CustomerSatisfaction #RiskMitigation #BrandReputation #ContinuousImprovement

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When a QA Engineer gets a new build for testing, the first thing to do is perform a smoke test. This test quickly checks if the build is stable and meets basic criteria. Here's what to do: 1. Confirm Build Version: Check that the received build version is correct. 2. Define Smoke Test Scenarios: Outline critical tests like login, app startup, data entry, etc. 3. Run Smoke Test Cases: Install the build, start the app, and run the defined tests. 4. Review Results: Analyze the test outcomes to see if the build is stable. 5. Decide Next Steps: Based on results, decide to continue testing or halt if the build is unstable. #QA#SQA#Smoke Testing #testing#

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Why is QA important for any program? Quality is never an accident; it is always the result of intelligent effort. — John Ruskin Quality Assurance (QA) is crucial for any program for several reasons: 1. Ensures Product Quality: QA helps in identifying bugs, errors, and defects in the software, ensuring that the final product meets the desired quality standards. 2. Enhances User Experience: A well-tested product ensures that users have a seamless and smooth experience, minimizing frustrations due to crashes or malfunctions. 3. Cost-Effective: Identifying issues early in the development process saves time and resources, as fixing bugs post-release is often more expensive. 4. Boosts Customer Satisfaction: Delivering a reliable and efficient product increases customer trust and satisfaction, leading to better retention and business growth. 5. Prevents Reputational Damage: A faulty product can harm the company’s reputation. QA minimizes the risk of releasing substandard products. 6. Ensures Compliance: Many industries have regulatory standards that products must meet. QA ensures compliance with these industry-specific requirements. 7. Facilitates Continuous Improvement: Through testing and feedback, QA helps developers improve the product iteratively, making it more robust over time. QA is not just about finding faults but ensuring that the program aligns with its intended purpose and delivers value to users. #Manualtester #QA #programtesting

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Today, let’s understand the various certifications available in Software Testing and are popular. Certifications in software testing can provide professionals with valuable skills, knowledge, and credentials to advance their careers and demonstrate their expertise in the field. Here are some popular certifications in software testing: 1. ISTQB (International Software Testing Qualifications Board) Certification: ISTQB offers a range of certifications for software testers at different levels, including: ISTQB Foundation Level Certification ISTQB Advanced Level Certifications (Test Analyst, Technical Test Analyst, and Test Manager) ISTQB Expert Level Certification (Improving the Test Process) --Offered by - Indian Testing Board (ITB) 2. CSTE (Certified Software Tester) Certification: CSTE certification is designed for QA professionals seeking to validate their skills and knowledge in software testing practices and principles. --Offered by - Quality Assurance Institute (QAI) 3. CSQA (Certified Software Quality Analyst) Certification: CSQA certification is aimed at professionals involved in software quality assurance activities, including testing, quality control, and process improvement. --Offered by - Quality Assurance Institute (QAI) 4. Certified Agile Tester (CAT): CAT certification focuses on agile testing principles, practices, and techniques within an agile development environment. --Offered by - International Software Quality Institute (ISQI) 5. Certified Selenium Professional: This certification validates proficiency in using the Selenium automation tool for web application testing. --Offered by - Multiple organisations 6. ISTQB Agile Tester Extension Certification: This extension to the ISTQB Foundation Level Certification focuses on testing in agile projects, covering principles, methods, and techniques for testing within agile development methodologies. --Offered by - Indian Testing Board (ITB) 7. Certified Mobile App Tester (CMAT): This certification focuses on testing mobile applications, covering principles, processes, and techniques specific to mobile app testing. --Offered by - International Software Testing Qualifications Board (ISTQB) 8. Certified Software Test Automation Specialist (CSTAS): This certification validates expertise in test automation principles, tools, and techniques. --Offered by - American Software Testing Qualifications Board (ASTQB) 9. Certified Performance Testing Professional (CPTP): This certification focuses on performance testing principles, methodologies, tools, and best practices for assessing the performance of software applications. --Offered by - Multiple organisations These are just a few examples of popular certifications in software testing. Each certification has its own requirements, curriculum, and examination process, so it's essential to research and choose the certification that aligns best with your career goals and interests.

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Here, you will get know the importance of Modular Based Framework while you are doing Automation. Very nice blog Anisur Rahman 👏 Read More: https://lnkd.in/gzTj-Mq8 To know more visit QA Brains: https://qabrains.com/ #sqa #qa #automation #framework

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My first blog focuses on QA knowledge 😁

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