by Christian Putz | Mar 6, 2020 | Terms from the world of IT explained, Crowdtesting, Usability & User Experience
When was the last time you had an issue with your car? Could you fix it yourself or did you need the help of a mechanic? If it wasn’t a simple fix, you probably relied on a mechanic, who checked the engine and inner workings of your car to find the defect and fix it...read more
by Regina | Jul 12, 2019 | QA, Software bugs & malfunctions, Crowdtesting, Testing Reality, E-Commerce
43% of all order cancellations of online purchases are due to technical malfunctions. This statistic makes it abundantly clear how often not even the basic functions at webshops are working. It also makes me want to bluntly state the following: Through thorough...read more
by Simone Gross | Jul 5, 2019 | How To, Software & IT
Want to find out which software products and programming languages we use at Testbirds? Here we give you an insight into our tech stack for test automation. This tech stack is fully independant, and 100% Open Source. On 7th of June our colleague, Felix Kuperjans,...read more
by Regina | Jul 3, 2019 | Software bugs & malfunctions, Usability & User Experience, Mobile Phone, Usability, Device Cloud
We need to talk about mobile commerce usability and cross-device testing! Yes, it’s no news, that mobile commerce is on the advance and buzzwords like mobile first, responsive design and seamless shopping are long since replaced by others like machine learning and...read more
by Felix Eisenbach | Jan 18, 2019 | QA, News & Infos, Software bugs & malfunctions
Recently, a 20-year-old German was able to gather massive amounts of private data from leading German politicians and celebrities. He published his findings on Twitter in the style of an advent calendar last December. Among his publications were names that everyone in...read more
by Judith Michel | Jan 11, 2019 | My Role at Testbirds, Software & App Reviews, Women in IT, Events
As you’ve probably read in the previous blog post about the design of chatbots, I recently delivered a speech at a UX Monday event here in Munich. Stepping out of my comfort zone You can imagine that I was quite excited and happy about this great opportunity,...read more
