The document discusses mobile testing strategies, focusing on the selection of configurations based on devices and operating systems. It highlights various platforms for testing, including real devices, emulators, and automation tools, while also mentioning important aspects specific to mobile testing such as form factors and gestures. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of adhering to guidelines for software development to ensure user satisfaction.

1. Mobile Testing
What to do?

2. Maryna Shevchenko
Education QA Consultant
Mobile Testing
Mobile QA Engineer
Co-organizer

3. How Many Configurations?
Configuration = Device x Operating System

4. Types of Operating Systems
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Android
Windows Phone
Blackberry
… and other

5. OS versions
Android
iOS

6. So, how
to choose?

7. Customer Statistic
… and other

8. Geo localization Statistic
statcounter.com

9. Geo localization Statistic
statcounter.com

10. Android Statistics
Platform Version
Screen Sizes and
Densities
developer.android.com/about/dashboards

11. Where & How ?

12. Real devices Mobile Emulators
Native
GenyMotion
Services
Samsung Remote
Test Lab
Keynote
Sauce Labs
Perfecto Mobile
Xamarin Test
Cloud
Where To Test?

13. Automation
Calabash
Appium
Robotium
Sikuli
Manual
How To Test?

14. What is special about
Mobile Testing?

15. Form Factors (Size, Types)
Gestures
Connection Types
3rd Party Components
Push Notifications
Work with Mobile resources (media, storages,..)

16. Commonly Used Types of Testing

17. Do Not Forget Guidelines
- are software development documents which offer
application developers a set of recommendations.

18. Happy Users