Why i go to conferences..
26th May 2016
…or just any other events that is remotely related to testing. I’ve just come home from the Let’s Test 2016 conference in Sweden. And what a blast. When I go
Testing unknown territory: Customer service and support
21st March 2016
I’m used to testing quite tangible stuff. Does the system provide the answer I’m looking for, does something unexpected or unintended happen when I input different symbols and Words in an input
Tools: Use gifs to explain defects
10th March 2016
I’m a large advocate for visualizing my work. I like graphic design, usability and the science behind explaining things to people who do not know anything about the subject. My
Let’s Test 2016 and Live Action Roleplaying
20th February 2016
I’ve been accepted as a speaker at the Let’s Test Conference 2016 in Sweden this May, and I’m damn excited. This will be my first test-related conference, and I’ll be
Stuff I learned: BBST Foundations is a roller coaster ride
3rd February 2016
I took the BBST Foundations online class in 2015. My colleagues at House of Test had talked about that it could be a tough course to go through. But I was
What on earth can just 2 days of testing do for a project?
25th January 2016
The short answer: A lot. In December 2015 I was called to the offices of a project, who went live with their website the month before. On the website, customers could search for and buy products that could be sent to other people via both physical and virtual shipping channels. And they wanted me to test the “user experience” of the website on different platforms and devices.
First post, first blog
17th January 2016
I never blogged before. Ish. I have made efforts to maintain a blog twice in my life, and both were quite unsuccessful. The first time was a blog on Skyrim that I
