Category: user experience
Jonathan Kohl back down under with testing and user experience training
December 11, 2013
Jonathan Kohl is going to be back in Australia and New Zealand in February with his mobile testing course, as well as with a new course on mobile application user experience. Courses are being run through SoftEd in Auckland, Wellington, Melbourne and Sydney, so check it out!
Test automation styles and alternatives to the Page Object pattern
January 25, 2011
Alister Scott has posted some code examples on watirmelon.com that show different solutions to a problem that arises for people implementing the Page Object pattern for test automation. I found Alister’s approach solutions interesting, because as my automation usually models business/user goals and/or domain features/concepts, I don’t often have my own page abstraction. See http://gojko.net/2009/10/06/putting-selenium-in-the-right-place/ […]
The essence of goal-driven design
November 11, 2007
I work with James, and he emailed this quote around the office – “UNIX was not designed to stop you from doing stupid things, because that would also stop you from doing clever things.” (attributed to Doug Gwyn) I had forgotten about my response until I re-subscribed to his blog just now. “Unix needs an […]