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Turning testing into a positive experience
Testing can be regarded as a classic grudge purchase. We accept that, sadly, none of our customers leap out of bed in a morning, excited about putting their software under our microscope! That’s why we’re committed to making app and website testing as painless and positive an experience as possible, whether you involve us in ...
The business case for regression testing
To attract new customers and keep your existing base happy, you need to regularly offer a new experience on your website or apps. Right now, in response to the pandemic, many organisations are working harder than ever to boost their digital presence and extend their online offering. Of course, any issues introduced by new code ...
Website Wars: Google Hangouts vs Zoom vs Microsoft Teams
Can you remember what it was like to sit down and talk to someone, face-to-face? For many of us, 3D interactions are a distant memory as we’re consigned to communicating and collaborating with our colleagues, friends and family through a 2D screen. For the world’s video conferencing platforms, this has been a golden age ...
Why you should invest in digital accessibility
There are three key considerations when deciding if you should invest in digital accessibility. These are the legal implications, maximising conversions from disabled users and of course, the benefit to the brand of being a moral company that cares. Legal ramifications With a number of high profile litigation cases against companies over the last ...
The first signs of post-COVID recovery for worst-hit sectors
The last few months have hit businesses hard. Retail sales in April 2020 fell by a record 18.1% and, with consumers in lockdown, several sectors suffered abrupt revenue declines. But there is light at the end of the tunnel. The Bank of England has pledged an extra £100bn for the UK economy to curb ...
Website Wars: Sainsbury’s vs Tesco vs Asda
Thanks to lockdown, the weekly shop has radically changed. Research reveals almost half of grocery shoppers are buying more or started buying online since the outbreak, with online grocery sales predicted to grow by 40% in 2020 alone. Deliveries are now a lifeline for many families, with several big brands boosting their services in ...
