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Rich UI applications seem to pose a challenge. Not just for automation but also also for coverage/completeness. There seems to be a lot to do, creating doubts like “Am I complete? Am I testing enough?” especially the functional tests. Why does complex UI faze a tester? Is it possibly the inability to see beyond the UI, the inability to question beyond the obvious? This week’s beEnriched article looks at how the design concepts ‘coupling & cohesion’ could be be applied to decompose a rich UI to test effectively and efficiently – “Simplifying rich UI testing“.
UI biases one to act. To check.
Headless forces thinking. To dig in.
Great quality is about ‘WHAT-ifs’.
This week’s poster.
“General purpose SW engineering skill is on its way to becoming extinct. Develop specialized in automation, in “-ities” testing. Learn technology.” This is the advice that Sudhir Patnaik outlines in this week’s smartbits – “Advice for career growth“.
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Simplifying rich UI testing
May 6, 2020
Why does a complex UI faze a tester? Is it possibly the inability to see beyond the UI, the inability to question beyond the obvious? Too many test cases, the overwhelming feeling that scientific modelling & design cannot be practised due to time constraints are some of the issues.
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Errors are useful, innovate using them.
April 24, 2020
As software test practitioners we revel in finding bugs, and as managers and engineers we are focused on fixing these.
![Rich UI.](https://smartqa.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Poster-Rich-UI.png)
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