ATAGTR2017 Be a User first, then a tester!

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The document discusses a presentation given by Yogesh Khairnar at the Agile Testing Alliance Global Testing Retreat 2017 from March 16-17. The presentation focused on becoming a user first before a tester and considering the user perspective when testing software. It provides examples of imaginary bugs in popular apps like Facebook and WhatsApp to demonstrate thinking like a user and highlights things testers should consider when testing software from the user point of view.

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#ATAGTR2017
16th 17th March
Be a User first; then a
Tester
Yogesh Khairnar

Agile Testing Alliance Global Testing Retreat 2017
How many of us are
Software Users?

Agile Testing Alliance Global Testing Retreat 2017
How many of us are
Software Testers?

Agile Testing Alliance Global Testing Retreat 2017

Agile Testing Alliance Global Testing Retreat 2017
When it comes to
Testing a Software;
what all things we
consider?

Agile Testing Alliance Global Testing Retreat 2017
Image Source - http://www.solutionsiq.com/what-is-an-empathy-map/

Agile Testing Alliance Global Testing Retreat 2017
Can we think about
some imaginary
bugs in the
Software (we use)?

Agile Testing Alliance Global Testing Retreat 2017
Imaginary Bug - #1
App - Facebook

Agile Testing Alliance Global Testing Retreat 2017
What if - "XX mutual friends" link is not working.

Agile Testing Alliance Global Testing Retreat 2017
Imaginary Bug - #2
App - WhatsApp

Agile Testing Alliance Global Testing Retreat 2017
What if - "last seen status of the User" feature is not working.

Agile Testing Alliance Global Testing Retreat 2017
What if - the "Message info" feature is not working.

Agile Testing Alliance Global Testing Retreat 2017
Thank You
E-mail –
yogeshkhairnar15@gmail.com
Facebook - @yogeshkhairnar15
Twitter - @yrk15
Blog - http://qa-qcarena.blogspot.in/

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ATAGTR2017 Be a User first, then a tester!

1. #ATAGTR2017 16th 17th March Be a User first; then a Tester Yogesh Khairnar

2. Agile Testing Alliance Global Testing Retreat 2017 How many of us are Software Users?

3. Agile Testing Alliance Global Testing Retreat 2017 How many of us are Software Testers?

4. Agile Testing Alliance Global Testing Retreat 2017

5. Agile Testing Alliance Global Testing Retreat 2017 When it comes to Testing a Software; what all things we consider?

6. Agile Testing Alliance Global Testing Retreat 2017

7. Agile Testing Alliance Global Testing Retreat 2017

8. Agile Testing Alliance Global Testing Retreat 2017

9. Agile Testing Alliance Global Testing Retreat 2017

10. Agile Testing Alliance Global Testing Retreat 2017

11. Agile Testing Alliance Global Testing Retreat 2017 Image Source - http://www.solutionsiq.com/what-is-an-empathy-map/

12. Agile Testing Alliance Global Testing Retreat 2017 Can we think about some imaginary bugs in the Software (we use)?

13. Agile Testing Alliance Global Testing Retreat 2017 Imaginary Bug - #1 App - Facebook

14. Agile Testing Alliance Global Testing Retreat 2017 What if - "XX mutual friends" link is not working.

15. Agile Testing Alliance Global Testing Retreat 2017 Imaginary Bug - #2 App - WhatsApp

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17. Agile Testing Alliance Global Testing Retreat 2017 What if - the "Message info" feature is not working.

18. Agile Testing Alliance Global Testing Retreat 2017

19. Agile Testing Alliance Global Testing Retreat 2017 Thank You E-mail – yogeshkhairnar15@gmail.com Facebook - @yogeshkhairnar15 Twitter - @yrk15 Blog - http://qa-qcarena.blogspot.in/

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