The Beginner’s Guide to Effective Exploratory Testing

Exploratory testing is a dynamic approach to testing that focuses on discovering information about the product being tested, rather than just confirming that it works as expected. This approach is often used in Agile development environments, where changes to the product are made frequently and quickly. Exploratory testing is a great way to test [...]

2026-07-20T12:53:26+00:00March 13th, 2023|20 Years Archive, Blog, Era 2023-Today, Exploratory testing, Testing, Usability|Comments Off on The Beginner’s Guide to Effective Exploratory Testing

Exploratory Testing

We are frequently asked about the best methodology to use with Testuff test management suite, or if is it good to use this or that methodology. Without getting too much into what a methodology is (compared with a process, a workflow, technique, class, type, etc.) we always answer that Testuff is flexible enough to enable [...]

2026-07-20T12:49:13+00:00April 7th, 2014|20 Years Archive, Blog, Era 2011-2014, Exploratory testing, QA, Testing|Comments Off on Exploratory Testing

Making the Case for Exploratory Testing

In the pantheon of software testing methodologies, exploratory testing ranks among the most interactive and dynamic. However, amongst experienced testers rages an ongoing debate over whether or not exploratory is superior to structural methods of testing (e.g. scripted). In truth, both have pros and cons, making the overall debate somewhat flawed. When given a choice, [...]

2026-07-20T12:49:23+00:00June 3rd, 2011|20 Years Archive, Blog, Era 2011-2014, Exploratory testing, QA, Testing|Comments Off on Making the Case for Exploratory Testing

Testing videos

Testing videos are BIG. Jonathan Kohl says we need more testing videos for the sake of testing education. Pradeep Soundararajan records exploratory testing videos. Eric Jacobson is making bug movies with Windows Media Encoder. Adam White thinks no tester should be without a video recording tool. At a discussion in the Software Testing Club bug [...]

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