The purpose of this guide is to introduce as iOS developers and QA's a list of bugs, which in future must be avoided for the most successful projects. Presentation is made by Lemberg Solution's tester Anver Shykhmahomedov
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This document provides an introduction to basic computing skills. It covers topics like computer hardware, using a mouse and keyboard, navigating desktop icons and windows, turning on and shutting down a computer, creating folders and files, using word processing software, browsing the internet safely, using email and social media platforms like Gmail and Skype, and transferring files using a flash drive. The goal is to teach introductory computer literacy to help users feel comfortable with technology in everyday life.
The document provides information about the basic keyboard layout for PCs, including the four main areas (function keys, typewriter keys, cursor-control keys, and numeric keypad). It also discusses how the numeric keypad exists on laptop keyboards but requires using the Num Lock key to access it. Steps are provided for accessing the numeric keypad on a laptop keyboard.
Switch control - an Introduction for Mobile App TeamsJohn McNabb
Switch Control means independence for users with motor disabilities. It's surprisingly easy to test your iOS app with Switch Control (or your Android app with the equivalent, Switch Access). This testing will provide insight into how another segment of the user base is operating your app. Then consider simple design improvements which will make your app easier to operate. Accessibility isn't just about screen readers!
- Mac keyboard shortcuts allow performing actions without using a mouse or trackpad by pressing key combinations. Common modifier keys are Command, Option, Control, and Fn.
- Shortcuts exist for common actions like cut, copy, paste, undo, save, print, and quitting apps. Navigation shortcuts allow moving the text insertion point or selecting text.
- In addition to built-in app shortcuts, every app can have custom shortcuts. Not all shortcuts work across different apps.
This document provides an overview of the features and benefits of the Flipkey Elite Edition keyboard. It includes remote text input, font selection, emoji selection, character sizing, language selection, key remapping, text translation, form filling, and video help features. The keyboard is designed for one-handed thumb use and customization. It will be available in standard, deluxe, premium, and elite editions for smartphones and tablets.
This document provides a 10-step process for creating a drop down menu in less than 10 steps. The steps include turning on the forms toolbar, typing text where the drop down menu is wanted, double clicking the grey box that appears to open the drop down menu options, typing and adding the dropdown items in a randomized order, pressing ok, repeating for all dropdowns, and locking the form to complete it.
A computer keyboard is an input device that allows a person to enter letters, numbers, and other symbols (these are called characters in a keyboard) into a computer. It is one of the most used input devices for computers. Using a keyboard to enter lots of data is called typing.
Regards
This PPT talks about all the components of a keyboard, who invented it and advice for increasing speed. It is based on class 9 IT (subject code-402) Chapter 7 'Data Entry and Keyboard Skills'.
This document provides an introduction to basic computing skills. It covers topics like computer hardware, using a mouse and keyboard, navigating desktop icons and windows, turning on and shutting down a computer, creating folders and files, using word processing software, browsing the internet safely, using email and social media platforms like Gmail and Skype, and transferring files using a flash drive. The goal is to teach introductory computer literacy to help users feel comfortable with technology in everyday life.
The document provides information about the basic keyboard layout for PCs, including the four main areas (function keys, typewriter keys, cursor-control keys, and numeric keypad). It also discusses how the numeric keypad exists on laptop keyboards but requires using the Num Lock key to access it. Steps are provided for accessing the numeric keypad on a laptop keyboard.
Switch control - an Introduction for Mobile App TeamsJohn McNabb
Switch Control means independence for users with motor disabilities. It's surprisingly easy to test your iOS app with Switch Control (or your Android app with the equivalent, Switch Access). This testing will provide insight into how another segment of the user base is operating your app. Then consider simple design improvements which will make your app easier to operate. Accessibility isn't just about screen readers!
- Mac keyboard shortcuts allow performing actions without using a mouse or trackpad by pressing key combinations. Common modifier keys are Command, Option, Control, and Fn.
- Shortcuts exist for common actions like cut, copy, paste, undo, save, print, and quitting apps. Navigation shortcuts allow moving the text insertion point or selecting text.
- In addition to built-in app shortcuts, every app can have custom shortcuts. Not all shortcuts work across different apps.
This document provides an overview of the features and benefits of the Flipkey Elite Edition keyboard. It includes remote text input, font selection, emoji selection, character sizing, language selection, key remapping, text translation, form filling, and video help features. The keyboard is designed for one-handed thumb use and customization. It will be available in standard, deluxe, premium, and elite editions for smartphones and tablets.
This document provides a 10-step process for creating a drop down menu in less than 10 steps. The steps include turning on the forms toolbar, typing text where the drop down menu is wanted, double clicking the grey box that appears to open the drop down menu options, typing and adding the dropdown items in a randomized order, pressing ok, repeating for all dropdowns, and locking the form to complete it.
A computer keyboard is an input device that allows a person to enter letters, numbers, and other symbols (these are called characters in a keyboard) into a computer. It is one of the most used input devices for computers. Using a keyboard to enter lots of data is called typing.
Regards
This PPT talks about all the components of a keyboard, who invented it and advice for increasing speed. It is based on class 9 IT (subject code-402) Chapter 7 'Data Entry and Keyboard Skills'.
This document provides an introduction to basic computer literacy for kids. It outlines a workshop schedule and objectives, which include learning computer components, using programs like Word and PowerPoint, and handling files. It defines key computer terms like hardware, software, mouse, keyboard, files, and folders. It describes starting and shutting down a computer, as well as how to use basic mouse and keyboard functions. The document aims to give kids a foundational understanding of how computers work.
Accessibility microinteractions: better user experience, happier developersAidan Tierney
How to create project-specific guidance on accessibility microinteractions and patterns. Users will benefit from consistent interaction. Developers love clear, achievable and testable requirements.
S02.W04. - Working with Windows and Applications - 1selcukca84
Windows are frames that contain programs and files. They have title bars, toolbars, navigation panes, search boxes, and other common elements. Windows can be manipulated in several ways, including minimizing to the taskbar, maximizing to fill the screen, restoring to a previous size, moving, resizing, snapping to edges of the screen, switching between windows, and automatically tiling or cascading multiple windows. Proper use of windows is essential for effective multitasking on a computer using the Windows operating system.
The document provides instructions for using a computer keyboard instead of a mouse. It outlines keyboard shortcuts for logging into a network, opening programs from the Windows start menu, formatting text in Microsoft Word, and common Word editing shortcuts like bold, italic, and underline. Students will have a "No Mouse Day" in the computer lab to practice these keyboard skills and develop an activity to teach the class without using a mouse.
The iPhone: Your Instructional Swiss Army KnifeJonathan Bacon
This introductory session for beginning iPhone users offers tips, tricks and shortcuts to access a wide array of features that will come in handy for instructional preparation and classroom use. We will focus on little know tips that you may have missed in your rush to learn and use this multi-purpose tool. Among the features discussed:
• How to use the iPhone camera and its controls,
• Little know text entry and messaging tips for the instructor,
• Obscure usage tips that will increase your efficiency,
• Managing photos and images on your iPhone,
• Speaking the language of your iPhone,
• Understanding iCloud and cloud storage in general,
• Finding apps you didn’t know you had.
Microsoft Windows is an operating system that uses a graphical user interface with icons and windows. When the computer boots up, it performs diagnostic tests and loads the OS, displaying the Windows desktop. From the desktop, users can start programs, access files, and perform other tasks using controls like menus, buttons, and dialog boxes before safely shutting down the computer.
Keyboard shortcuts for power point 2007Sadiqul Islam
The document provides keyboard shortcuts for navigating and performing actions in the Help window and PowerPoint. It lists shortcuts for opening and closing the Help window, navigating between topics, selecting text, and printing topics. It also includes shortcuts for general tasks like changing fonts, finding and replacing text, navigating toolbars and Ribbons, and working with tables, dialog boxes and the Open/Save As dialog boxes.
This document provides information about different types of computer keyboards. It begins by defining a keyboard as an input device that contains keys users press to enter data and instructions. It then discusses the inventor of the modern keyboard and describes standard, laptop, gaming, ergonomic, laser/infrared, and rollup keyboards. It also covers wired and wireless connection types. The document concludes by detailing the various parts of a standard keyboard like function keys, numeric keypads, navigation keys, typewriter keys, and special keys.
The document discusses the basic components and functions of a mouse, windows, menus, dialog boxes, and how to get help and shut down in Windows. It describes how to use the mouse buttons to click, drag, and right-click. Menus provide options that can be selected using the mouse or keyboard shortcuts. Dialog boxes contain buttons and boxes to input information. Help is available through the Help menu in applications or online support. Windows can be arranged and switched between. The Start menu offers options to log off or shut down the computer.
This document provides an introduction to computers and the Windows operating system. It discusses what a computer is, the components of a computer, and what an operating system is. It then focuses on the Windows operating system, describing how to start and shut down Windows, use the mouse and keyboard, open and close programs, use menu bars and toolbars, and cut/copy and paste text. It concludes by providing further resources for learning more about using computers and Windows.
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The document provides a checklist for testing the graphical user interface (GUI) of an application. Section 1 outlines steps for testing windows compliance, such as checking window captions and minimizing/maximizing behavior. Section 2 lists validation checks for screen elements, including field formatting, navigation, and data integrity. Section 3 covers additional tests like shortcut keys and controls on every screen. The checklist aims to ensure the application's GUI meets standards for usability, accessibility and proper functionality.
This document provides an introduction to basic computer literacy, including identifying common computer hardware and software components. It explains how to perform basic tasks like turning a computer on and off, using a mouse and keyboard, opening and saving files using Notepad. Key concepts covered include the central processing unit, monitor, mouse, keyboard, operating system, desktop, programs, icons, files, folders and basic mouse and keyboard functions. The document concludes with reviewing these basic computer terminology and concepts.
The document provides tips and tricks for using Mac OS Lion, including how to customize trackpad corners to perform functions like showing Mission Control or Launchpad. It also explains how to enable natural scrolling, gestures, use multiple desktops, add or remove apps from the dock, add files to the sidebar, always show scrollbars, and customize function keys.
This document provides an overview and lessons for navigating and performing common tasks in Microsoft Windows 7. It contains 10 skills that teach how to start and shut down Windows 7, work with a mouse and keyboard, open and close programs, manipulate window sizes and positions, switch between programs, use menus and toolbars, and make selections in dialog boxes. The skills are demonstrated through step-by-step instructions and screenshots to illustrate Windows 7 features and controls.
This 6-page document provides guidance on testing web accessibility using only a keyboard. It discusses the basic keyboard commands in browsers, the importance of visible focus indicators, acceptable focus indicators, the difference between hover and focus states, and includes test cases to evaluate keyboard navigation and focus indicators on a page.
Introduction to UiAutomation EMEA APAC.pdfCristina Vidu
📕 Agenda:
Intro to Ui Automation
What is Ui Automation, Web automation
How to use the recording tool
Handling selectors in Studio
Data scraping
Screen scraping
Introduction to Excel automation
Data tables and data manipulation
Launch browser, attach browser
Demo - follow-along
Your trainers:
👨🏼💻 Dillan Hackett, UiPath MVP 2022, Partner & Director @Tquila Automation
👨🏻💻 Sean Jerome Llanto, UiPath MVP 2022, RPA Solutions Architect @Ingram Micro
👨🏻💻 Stefano Negro, UiPath MVP 2022, RPA Tech Lead @BSP Consultant
This document provides updated information about new Windows features and specifications for a computer. It summarizes navigating the Start screen, enhanced search and snap features, connecting to wireless displays, backup and recovery procedures, and specifications. The document directs the user to additional HP resources for more information.
The document provides information about Android 4.4 (KitKat) software available on ALCATEL ONETOUCH devices. It introduces features of Android 4.4 such as Google Now, notifications and settings, printing, screenshots, and using the on-screen keyboard. The document also describes how to set up the device, get around the interface, check for system updates, and set a lock screen.
The document provides instructions for installing and customizing features in Microsoft Office 2007. It discusses how to open the Control Panel, click on Installed Programs, select the Office program to change, and click Change. It describes the Settings dialog box where you can add or remove features by expanding folders and selecting installation options. It also covers updating or installing features and describes keyboard shortcuts for navigating features and changing installation options.
The document discusses the computer keyboard and mouse. It provides details on the different types of keys on a keyboard like typing keys, function keys, navigation keys and control keys. It also explains how to use keys like shift, caps lock, tab, enter and spacebar. The document gives tips for safe keyboard use and minimizing strain or injury. It then describes the basic interactions with a mouse like pointing, hovering, clicking, selecting, pressing and wheeling. It also covers compound mouse interactions like moving, resizing, splitting and dragging/dropping objects.
This document provides an introduction to basic computer literacy for kids. It outlines a workshop schedule and objectives, which include learning computer components, using programs like Word and PowerPoint, and handling files. It defines key computer terms like hardware, software, mouse, keyboard, files, and folders. It describes starting and shutting down a computer, as well as how to use basic mouse and keyboard functions. The document aims to give kids a foundational understanding of how computers work.
Accessibility microinteractions: better user experience, happier developersAidan Tierney
How to create project-specific guidance on accessibility microinteractions and patterns. Users will benefit from consistent interaction. Developers love clear, achievable and testable requirements.
S02.W04. - Working with Windows and Applications - 1selcukca84
Windows are frames that contain programs and files. They have title bars, toolbars, navigation panes, search boxes, and other common elements. Windows can be manipulated in several ways, including minimizing to the taskbar, maximizing to fill the screen, restoring to a previous size, moving, resizing, snapping to edges of the screen, switching between windows, and automatically tiling or cascading multiple windows. Proper use of windows is essential for effective multitasking on a computer using the Windows operating system.
The document provides instructions for using a computer keyboard instead of a mouse. It outlines keyboard shortcuts for logging into a network, opening programs from the Windows start menu, formatting text in Microsoft Word, and common Word editing shortcuts like bold, italic, and underline. Students will have a "No Mouse Day" in the computer lab to practice these keyboard skills and develop an activity to teach the class without using a mouse.
The iPhone: Your Instructional Swiss Army KnifeJonathan Bacon
This introductory session for beginning iPhone users offers tips, tricks and shortcuts to access a wide array of features that will come in handy for instructional preparation and classroom use. We will focus on little know tips that you may have missed in your rush to learn and use this multi-purpose tool. Among the features discussed:
• How to use the iPhone camera and its controls,
• Little know text entry and messaging tips for the instructor,
• Obscure usage tips that will increase your efficiency,
• Managing photos and images on your iPhone,
• Speaking the language of your iPhone,
• Understanding iCloud and cloud storage in general,
• Finding apps you didn’t know you had.
Microsoft Windows is an operating system that uses a graphical user interface with icons and windows. When the computer boots up, it performs diagnostic tests and loads the OS, displaying the Windows desktop. From the desktop, users can start programs, access files, and perform other tasks using controls like menus, buttons, and dialog boxes before safely shutting down the computer.
Keyboard shortcuts for power point 2007Sadiqul Islam
The document provides keyboard shortcuts for navigating and performing actions in the Help window and PowerPoint. It lists shortcuts for opening and closing the Help window, navigating between topics, selecting text, and printing topics. It also includes shortcuts for general tasks like changing fonts, finding and replacing text, navigating toolbars and Ribbons, and working with tables, dialog boxes and the Open/Save As dialog boxes.
This document provides information about different types of computer keyboards. It begins by defining a keyboard as an input device that contains keys users press to enter data and instructions. It then discusses the inventor of the modern keyboard and describes standard, laptop, gaming, ergonomic, laser/infrared, and rollup keyboards. It also covers wired and wireless connection types. The document concludes by detailing the various parts of a standard keyboard like function keys, numeric keypads, navigation keys, typewriter keys, and special keys.
The document discusses the basic components and functions of a mouse, windows, menus, dialog boxes, and how to get help and shut down in Windows. It describes how to use the mouse buttons to click, drag, and right-click. Menus provide options that can be selected using the mouse or keyboard shortcuts. Dialog boxes contain buttons and boxes to input information. Help is available through the Help menu in applications or online support. Windows can be arranged and switched between. The Start menu offers options to log off or shut down the computer.
This document provides an introduction to computers and the Windows operating system. It discusses what a computer is, the components of a computer, and what an operating system is. It then focuses on the Windows operating system, describing how to start and shut down Windows, use the mouse and keyboard, open and close programs, use menu bars and toolbars, and cut/copy and paste text. It concludes by providing further resources for learning more about using computers and Windows.
Are you making these common mistakes and giving your QA testers a hard time?
--
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Find us on Twitter @Oursky
Are you making these common mistakes and giving your QA testers a hard time?
--
Brought to you by Skygear.io -- an open source development kit for mobile, web & IoT apps.
Find us on Twitter @Oursky
The document provides a checklist for testing the graphical user interface (GUI) of an application. Section 1 outlines steps for testing windows compliance, such as checking window captions and minimizing/maximizing behavior. Section 2 lists validation checks for screen elements, including field formatting, navigation, and data integrity. Section 3 covers additional tests like shortcut keys and controls on every screen. The checklist aims to ensure the application's GUI meets standards for usability, accessibility and proper functionality.
This document provides an introduction to basic computer literacy, including identifying common computer hardware and software components. It explains how to perform basic tasks like turning a computer on and off, using a mouse and keyboard, opening and saving files using Notepad. Key concepts covered include the central processing unit, monitor, mouse, keyboard, operating system, desktop, programs, icons, files, folders and basic mouse and keyboard functions. The document concludes with reviewing these basic computer terminology and concepts.
The document provides tips and tricks for using Mac OS Lion, including how to customize trackpad corners to perform functions like showing Mission Control or Launchpad. It also explains how to enable natural scrolling, gestures, use multiple desktops, add or remove apps from the dock, add files to the sidebar, always show scrollbars, and customize function keys.
This document provides an overview and lessons for navigating and performing common tasks in Microsoft Windows 7. It contains 10 skills that teach how to start and shut down Windows 7, work with a mouse and keyboard, open and close programs, manipulate window sizes and positions, switch between programs, use menus and toolbars, and make selections in dialog boxes. The skills are demonstrated through step-by-step instructions and screenshots to illustrate Windows 7 features and controls.
This 6-page document provides guidance on testing web accessibility using only a keyboard. It discusses the basic keyboard commands in browsers, the importance of visible focus indicators, acceptable focus indicators, the difference between hover and focus states, and includes test cases to evaluate keyboard navigation and focus indicators on a page.
Introduction to UiAutomation EMEA APAC.pdfCristina Vidu
📕 Agenda:
Intro to Ui Automation
What is Ui Automation, Web automation
How to use the recording tool
Handling selectors in Studio
Data scraping
Screen scraping
Introduction to Excel automation
Data tables and data manipulation
Launch browser, attach browser
Demo - follow-along
Your trainers:
👨🏼💻 Dillan Hackett, UiPath MVP 2022, Partner & Director @Tquila Automation
👨🏻💻 Sean Jerome Llanto, UiPath MVP 2022, RPA Solutions Architect @Ingram Micro
👨🏻💻 Stefano Negro, UiPath MVP 2022, RPA Tech Lead @BSP Consultant
This document provides updated information about new Windows features and specifications for a computer. It summarizes navigating the Start screen, enhanced search and snap features, connecting to wireless displays, backup and recovery procedures, and specifications. The document directs the user to additional HP resources for more information.
The document provides information about Android 4.4 (KitKat) software available on ALCATEL ONETOUCH devices. It introduces features of Android 4.4 such as Google Now, notifications and settings, printing, screenshots, and using the on-screen keyboard. The document also describes how to set up the device, get around the interface, check for system updates, and set a lock screen.
The document provides instructions for installing and customizing features in Microsoft Office 2007. It discusses how to open the Control Panel, click on Installed Programs, select the Office program to change, and click Change. It describes the Settings dialog box where you can add or remove features by expanding folders and selecting installation options. It also covers updating or installing features and describes keyboard shortcuts for navigating features and changing installation options.
The document discusses the computer keyboard and mouse. It provides details on the different types of keys on a keyboard like typing keys, function keys, navigation keys and control keys. It also explains how to use keys like shift, caps lock, tab, enter and spacebar. The document gives tips for safe keyboard use and minimizing strain or injury. It then describes the basic interactions with a mouse like pointing, hovering, clicking, selecting, pressing and wheeling. It also covers compound mouse interactions like moving, resizing, splitting and dragging/dropping objects.
What is a computer?
What is an operating system?
The Windows Screen
Starting and shutting down your computer
The mouse according to Windows
Opening and closing programs
Menu bars and Tool Bars
Cut/Copy and Paste
Further study
Windows operating system part 1 (Introduction to Computer)Elijah Kplawore
This document provides an introduction to computers and the Windows operating system. It defines basic computer components like the monitor, system unit, keyboard, and mouse. It describes the Windows desktop interface including the taskbar, icons, start button and start menu. It explains how to start and shut down a computer properly. It covers using and customizing the mouse, opening and closing programs, using menu bars and toolbars, and cutting, copying and pasting text. The document is intended as an introductory guide for new computer users to learn basic computer and Windows concepts.
This document provides a lesson on basic computer skills, including how to use a keyboard, launch programs like Microsoft Word, and perform common word processing tasks. It covers keys like shift, backspace, delete, arrow keys, and enter. Labs are included to practice these skills, such as typing sentences and closing programs correctly. The document also reviews starting up and shutting down a computer.
1) The document provides instructions for performing basic tasks in Windows XP such as using the mouse, opening programs and windows, manipulating window size and position, and exploring the taskbar.
2) It describes mouse functions like pointing, clicking, dragging. It also explains window functions like minimizing, maximizing and restoring.
3) The document also details components of dialog boxes and how to access properties for the taskbar and volume control.
1) The document provides instructions for performing basic tasks in Windows XP such as using the mouse, opening programs and windows, manipulating window positions, and exploring the taskbar.
2) It describes mouse functions like pointing, clicking, dragging. It also explains window functions like minimizing, maximizing and restoring.
3) The document also details components of dialog boxes and how to access properties for the taskbar and volume control.
The document provides guidance on testing the accessibility of mobile applications on Android and iOS devices. It outlines key accessibility features for both platforms, including screen readers, screen magnification, grayscale mode, and testing tools. The document is intended as a guide for testers to evaluate how users with disabilities can access content on mobile devices running the latest Android and iOS versions.
This document provides an overview of key changes in Windows 8 compared to earlier versions of Windows such as Windows 7 and XP. It highlights the replacement of the Start menu with the Start screen, the use of tiles to launch apps from the Start screen, the new Microsoft Store for finding and installing apps, and changes to file browsing and the desktop interface. The document also notes that Windows 8 aims to provide a seamless experience across touchscreen, mouse, and keyboard inputs.
Similar to Common iPhone Mistakes. An Efficient Guide for QA's and iOS Developers. (20)
Presentation slides on `People Management` by Lemberg`s Head of Web Development, Roman Paska for Drupal Camp Oslo 2018.
To Learn more check out:
- Roman Paska on Twitter - twitter.com/T2LPR
- Roman Paska on drupal.org - drupal.org/u/taran2l
- Learn more about Lemberg -https://lembergsolutions.com
Open Source iOS, Android App and WebApp for Conferences and Events
To Learn more check out:
- Yura Myrosh on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/yura.myrosh
- Yura Myrosh on Twitter - https://twitter.com/Yura_Myrosh
- Connfa! official website - http://connfa.com/
- Learn more about Lemberg - http://lemberg.co.uk/
Brand new Drupal 8 distro for building social networks or intranets. Presentation made by Taras Kruts for Lviv Euro DrupalCamp 2016.
To Learn more check out:
- Taras Kruts on Twitter - https://twitter.com/ribel
- Taras Kruts on drupal.org - https://www.drupal.org/u/ribel
- Learn more about Lemberg - http://lemberg.co.uk/
Lemberg loves the power of Drupal as it allows you to rapidly and cost-effectively respond to the key digital presence needs of an organisation, namely: content, community, commerce. In close collaboration with creative agencies, technological businesses and start-ups we develop Drupal-based solutions, such as: corporate and promotional websites, smart enterprise solutions, community platforms.
Interested to find out more? Check us out at http://lemberg.co.uk/ or contact us at info@lemberg.co.uk
The document discusses OBD-II (On-Board Diagnostics II) systems, which provide vehicle owners and technicians access to vehicle subsystem status. It covers the types of vehicles that use OBD-II, common adapter types like USB, Bluetooth, and WiFi, and applications for fleet management and personal vehicle maintenance. It also provides information on the ELM327 microcontroller that translates the OBD interface, common tasks like reading diagnostic trouble codes, and developing mobile apps to interface with OBDII systems.
iBeacon is a technology developed by Apple that uses Bluetooth Low Energy beacons to provide location-based information and services to iOS, Android, and other mobile devices. It allows apps to detect when a user device is near a beacon and deliver push notifications or other data to the device. Major companies like Apple, McDonald's, and HERE have implemented iBeacon technology in their stores and apps to provide customized offers, information, and experiences to users based on their location within a venue. The document discusses how iBeacon works, popular iBeacon manufacturers, examples of how companies use it, and considerations for implementing iBeacon into a mobile project.
`From Prototype to Drupal` presentation by senior front-end developer at Lemberg, Andrew Ivasiv.
To learn more check out:
- Andrew profile on drupal.org - https://www.drupal.org/u/andrew147
- Drupal Cafe Lviv - https://www.facebook.com/DrupalCafeLviv
- Drupal Cafe Lviv on Twitter - https://www.facebook.com/DrupalCafeLviv
- Video recordings of presentations - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjEjDP2xY2y5fnWUhj2NjEeVfIxk94ZH2
- Learn more about Lemberg - http://lemberg.co.uk/
Check out the slides of the presentation about Drush deploy that was delivered by Lemberg`s Drupal developer Goruachev Mikhail at the DrupalCamp Kyiv 2014.
Find out more about Drupal at http://blog.lemberg.co.uk/
Tips On Getting Everything You Can Out of Drupal Form API' Lemberg Solutions
Drupal Form API is one of the major subsystems in Drupal. For sure, every Drupal developer had dealt with forms. However, Form API hides surprises as well.
Author - Taras Kruts
Complexity level: intermediate
Find out more about Drupal at http://blog.lemberg.co.uk/
Lemberg can develop web sites and a broad range of web-based systems. We have many years experience in everything from CSS markup to complex large-scale systems, and hundreds of happy customers.
Visit us at lemberg.co.uk to learn more.
Introducing Lemberg: London mobile and web development company, technology provider for startups, innovative businesses, marketing and design agencies.
Visit us at lemberg.co.uk to learn more.
E-Invoicing Implementation: A Step-by-Step Guide for Saudi Arabian CompaniesQuickdice ERP
Explore the seamless transition to e-invoicing with this comprehensive guide tailored for Saudi Arabian businesses. Navigate the process effortlessly with step-by-step instructions designed to streamline implementation and enhance efficiency.
What to do when you have a perfect model for your software but you are constrained by an imperfect business model?
This talk explores the challenges of bringing modelling rigour to the business and strategy levels, and talking to your non-technical counterparts in the process.
Using Query Store in Azure PostgreSQL to Understand Query PerformanceGrant Fritchey
Microsoft has added an excellent new extension in PostgreSQL on their Azure Platform. This session, presented at Posette 2024, covers what Query Store is and the types of information you can get out of it.
Enhanced Screen Flows UI/UX using SLDS with Tom KittPeter Caitens
Join us for an engaging session led by Flow Champion, Tom Kitt. This session will dive into a technique of enhancing the user interfaces and user experiences within Screen Flows using the Salesforce Lightning Design System (SLDS). This technique uses Native functionality, with No Apex Code, No Custom Components and No Managed Packages required.
WWDC 2024 Keynote Review: For CocoaCoders AustinPatrick Weigel
Overview of WWDC 2024 Keynote Address.
Covers: Apple Intelligence, iOS18, macOS Sequoia, iPadOS, watchOS, visionOS, and Apple TV+.
Understandable dialogue on Apple TV+
On-device app controlling AI.
Access to ChatGPT with a guest appearance by Chief Data Thief Sam Altman!
App Locking! iPhone Mirroring! And a Calculator!!
Consistent toolbox talks are critical for maintaining workplace safety, as they provide regular opportunities to address specific hazards and reinforce safe practices.
These brief, focused sessions ensure that safety is a continual conversation rather than a one-time event, which helps keep safety protocols fresh in employees' minds. Studies have shown that shorter, more frequent training sessions are more effective for retention and behavior change compared to longer, infrequent sessions.
Engaging workers regularly, toolbox talks promote a culture of safety, empower employees to voice concerns, and ultimately reduce the likelihood of accidents and injuries on site.
The traditional method of conducting safety talks with paper documents and lengthy meetings is not only time-consuming but also less effective. Manual tracking of attendance and compliance is prone to errors and inconsistencies, leading to gaps in safety communication and potential non-compliance with OSHA regulations. Switching to a digital solution like Safelyio offers significant advantages.
Safelyio automates the delivery and documentation of safety talks, ensuring consistency and accessibility. The microlearning approach breaks down complex safety protocols into manageable, bite-sized pieces, making it easier for employees to absorb and retain information.
This method minimizes disruptions to work schedules, eliminates the hassle of paperwork, and ensures that all safety communications are tracked and recorded accurately. Ultimately, using a digital platform like Safelyio enhances engagement, compliance, and overall safety performance on site. https://safelyio.com/
Microservice Teams - How the cloud changes the way we workSven Peters
A lot of technical challenges and complexity come with building a cloud-native and distributed architecture. The way we develop backend software has fundamentally changed in the last ten years. Managing a microservices architecture demands a lot of us to ensure observability and operational resiliency. But did you also change the way you run your development teams?
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2. Input fields/forms
Expectations
● If there are at least two sequentially input fields available, there is transition
between fields by tapping Next button on the keyboard
● After the last input field is filled, Next button is replaced with Done. Tap on
Done button closes the keyboard
● Validation for input fields
● Limitation for entering characters
● Left and right margins are the same
● Cursor is visible
Typical Issues
● Next button is missing, instead there is Done/ Return etc., which closes the
keyboard or in the worst case doesn’t perform any action at all
● Validation is missing
● Text in the input fields may come out of the field borders, left and right
● margins may be different
● Cursor is missing or is transparent
● Limitation is missing
● Transition to the next field is unavailable because Next button is disabled
3. Field validations
Expectations
● Validation of all required fields/ checkboxes /drop-downs etc.
● If validation failed, pop-up with the text displays, for example: ”Field name
can not be empty ”
● Correct order of validation: step by step - from the top to the bottom, from
left to right, both on the client and server sides.
Typical Issues
● Incorrect field validation order
● Incorrect validation text (different for fields within the same form)
● Error message from server side is ignored
4. Keyboard
Expectations
Keyboard is hidden with:
● Tap on Done button on the keyboard
● Tap around the keyboard but within the screen
● Opening sidebar (hamburger) menu
● Moving to other screen
● Opening date/ time picker
● Keyboard doesn’t overlap the input field which is active at the moment,
there is autoscroll so active field stays above the keyboard
Typical Issues
● Done button doesn’t perform any action
● Keyboard hides only after switch to other screen
● Keyboard opens over sidebar menu
● Input field is overlapped by the keyboard, autoscroll is missing
● Keyboard and date/time picker stay opened simultaneously
5. Search
Expectations
● Hint is available
● Tap on input field opens keyboard
● After 1st character is entered, hint disappears
● After 1st character is entered, X button appears to clear entered data
● X button disappears after entered content is cleared
● No results message is displayed if search gave no results
Typical Issues
● X button is missing
● Hint is missing
● Keyboard doesn’t hide after tap on Search button and results are overlapped
by
● X button doesn’t disappear after entered content is cleared
● No results message is missing
6. Camera/Gallery (Privacy)
Expectations
● If camera is disabled in Privacy settings, custom pop up with text “This app
does not have access to your camera. You can enable access in Privacy
Settings” is displayed. The same in case Gallery is disabled in Privacy
Settings
Typical Issues
● Black camera screen opens, buttons react on taps, and there is no
explanation for users why camera screen is black
● Application crashes after opening Camera/ Gallery, if Camera/ Gallery is
enabled/ disabled in Privacy Settings
● Black camera screen opens and displays custom inappropriate pop-up
message
7. Date/Time pickers
Expectations
● When one date picker opens, the second (if it's opened) automatically
closes
● When only date should be available, time is removed
● Picker placed at the bottom of the screen scrolls up after tap on it
● Picker hides after tap on it
● Picker hides after tap within the screen
● Picker hides after tap on input field
Typical Issues
● Several pickers open at the same time
● Both date and time is displayed while only date should be visible
● Picker placed at the bottom of the screen doesn’t scroll up and only top part
of it is visible
● After tap on it picker overlaps input fields placed below
● Picker doesn’t hide after tap on it / input field / within the screen
8. Selectors
Expectations
Selectors are displayed:
● After tap on buttons User’s selection is highlighted for few seconds
● After item(s) from the list is (are) selected
● After screen from sidebar menu is selected, the selector holds down,
highlighting active screen from the menu
Typical Issues
● Selectors are missing
● Selectors don’t disappear after switch to other screen
● Ability to select several items simultaneously on the fields where it’s not
appropriate (sidebar menu opens while switching to the screen)
● Selector obscures icon and button, making them not visible
● Selector is present on input fields or UI elements, that don’t contain
transitions
9. Buttons
Expectations
● If required parameters (fields, checkboxes, drop-downs) are not selected,
then Done is disabled, or after tap on it custom pop up with text (“Field’s
name should not be empty”) is displayed
● Done button is enabled after required parameters are selected
Typical Issues
● Buttons are not disabled
● Validation is missing
● Incorrect pop-up message
● Pop-up is missing
10. Time zone
Expectations
● Application works correctly with user’s time zone:
○ for pushes - difference between time zones is taken into account
○ for schedule - week starts according to selected time zone
Typical Issues
● Pushes are delivered one day earlier or later
● Event’s schedule starts on Sunday instead of Monday - this frequently
happens when difference between time zones is +/- 8 hours
11. Scroll
Expectations
● Scrollbar is available on the list
● When there are several tabs with lists, scroll is independent on each tab
● Scroll position on the list preserves within one screen
● Scrollbar resizes according to the list
● Scrollbar is located on the right side from the content
● If keyboard is opened, is closes when scroll activates
● Auto scroll up makes active field visible during filling in
● Auto scroll up makes user’s message posted on the page visible
Typical cases
● Scrollbar on the list is missing
● When there are several tabs with lists, scrolls are connected
● Scroll position on the list is not preserved, and user has to scroll to needed
position again
● Scrollbar is located over the content
● Scroll is enabled when keyboard is opened
● Auto scroll up is missing, therefore, data being entered at the moment is not
visible
● Auto scroll up on the page is missing, therefore, user’s message posted at
the moment is not visible
12. Store data on iCloud
Expected
● Only kbs of data are stored on iCloud if it is needed
Typical case
● Hundreds mbs of users’ data are stored on iCloud, that eventually causes
appstore rejection
13. Duplication
Expected
● After one tap buttons become unavailable for next tap
● After one tap pop-up becomes unavailable for next quick tap
● After one tap item from list (sidebar, list) becomes unavailable for next
quick tap
Typical cases
● After quick tap for several times on the same screen/ button/ item/ tab/
pop-up the results are displayed one by one, and it causes crash
● App crashes after quick taps on the same button for several times, as the
program tries to open several identical screens
14. Opening two or more screens/pop-ups at the same time
Expected
● When selecting several items at the same time, tap works only for one of
them
● When tapping on two items (buttons, items from list), select works only for
one of them
Typical cases
● Tap reproduces every time pushing several buttons/ tabs (on sidebar
menu/ on top bar etc) simultaneously
● App crashes after tap on several buttons simultaneously
● Titles from two screens overlap each other
● After tap on two items (buttons, items from list), select triggers on both
15. No Internet connection
Expected
● If the design is available, then it needs to be implemented as represented in
the design, if not, then the following two items are recommended:
○ - default placeholder according to the design is shown
○ - custom pop-up “No internet connection” with two buttons Cancel
(closes the pop-up) and Try Again (sends request to server again)
Typical cases
● Default placeholder as in design is missing
● Custom pop-up is missing
● Incorrect text on pop-up
● App crashes when Internet connection is missing
16. Links/Hyperlinks
Expected
● Links in the text open in browser or webview within app
● Links are highlighted and marked in different from general content color
● Tap on link is followed by selector
Typical cases
● Transition to browser after tap on link is missing
● Links are not highlighted
● Selector after tap on link is missing
17. Sidebar menu
Expected
● Opens after tap on sidebar Menu button (hamburger menu)
● Opens when swipe from left to right
● Hides after tap on sidebar Menu button
● Hides when swipe from right to left
● Right side area is not clickable when menu is opened
● Tap on element from menu is followed by selector, which preserves its
position for next re-opening menu to show user where he is at this moment
Typical cases
● Opens after tap only
● Opens after swipe only
● Menu icon is missing
● Right side area is clickable when menu is opened
● Selector is missing
● Selector hide after screen from the menu opens
18. E-mail client
Expected
● When e-mail account is not entered in device settings, pop-up notifies that
e-mail client is not configured. Expected pop-up view:
○ Title: No Mail Accounts
○ Text: Please setup an email account in order to send email
○ Button: OK
Typical cases
● App crashes after try to open e-mail client without entered account
● Feedback button doesn’t work on tap when e-mail client is not configured
● Pop-up displays with incorrect text on it
19. Localization
Expected
● Arabic text is displayed from right to left
● All navigation elements are localized (moved in the opposite direction)
● All system/ custom pop-ups and buttons labels are localized
Typical cases
● Navigation elements are not localized (not moved in the opposite direction)
● Text for system/ custom pop-ups and buttons labels is not localized
● Arabic text is displayed from left to right
20. Hard Coding Data
Expected
● All text labels are taken from the file with text resources
● All descriptions are previously approved by client or PM
● Images are downloaded from Internet
● URLs for services and web sites are correct
Typical cases
● Reproduces in applications which support several languages. For example, pop-ups text is often hard coded instead of add it into resource file. As a
result users on all localizations see message in the same language (English No Internet connection for example)
● Images are locally hard coded in app
● URLs for services and web sites are temporarily coded as fake and then not corrected to true ones
21. Data upload issues
Expected
● If image needs to be uploaded, video/music files are not available in gallery
● Trying to upload the file that exceeds admissible size, message “File can not be uploaded because of inadmissible size” is displayed
● Trying to upload corrupted file(photos / music / videos / documents), message “File can not be uploaded, there is a problem with this file” is displayed
● Uploading / downloading several files at the same is not allowed unless it is provided in specification
Typical cases
● App crashes trying to upload / download file that exceeds admissible size (image 20 Mb or more), or after file is not downloaded no message is
displayed
● App crashes trying to upload several files simultaneously, or after file is not uploaded no message is displayed
● App crashes trying to upload corrupted file (photos / music / videos / documents), or after file is not downloaded no message is displayed
● Ability to upload video / music files instead photos or documents
22. Data migration
Expected
● Updating v1.0 to the new v2.0, database migration means that data from v1.0 is moved to the new v2.0 database
● Saved personal info migrates to the new app version (images / profile)
● Favourites / likes etc. migrate to the new app version
● Migration from v1.0 to the new v2.0 without any saved data means v1.0 updates to the new v2.0
Typical cases
● App crashes while migrating from v1.0 to the new v2.0, data loses
● Personal info (images/ profile) doesn’t migrate and respectively loses
● Favourites / likes etc don’t migrate and respectively lose
● App crashes while migrating from v1.0 (without user data) to the new v2.0
● After migration data is displayed incorrectly (order / completeness of data)
23. Caching data and cache removal
Expected
● After downloading new data, the application should replace the old data with the new data
● Data update should occur in the background invisible for the user
● Data update should displaying - by using the progress bar
Typical cases
● During the update data updates only partially (because of some error and incorrectly used database transactions not all files are downloaded/ saved). As
a result, data in the database may be invalid
● Incorrectly organized update data mechanism (updates are checked using incorrect algorithm, for example, at fixed time only)
24. Problems with WEB server
Expected
Mobile client should handle the following issues:
● Web server does not send data to mobile client
● Web server is not responding
● Mobile client received empty data
● Mobile client received invalid data
● Expected behavior of mobile client: error message from the server:
○ in most cases, if request does not use data entered by the user, then user does not need to know the reason of unsuccessful request. It makes
sense to distinguish only two errors: no Internet connection and no response from server. Only if the request uses data entered by the user, then
message that notifies an error is displayed.
Typical cases
● App crashes if there is no response from server
● App crashes if data received from server is incorrect
● App crashes if receives empty data