Sharing knowledge about testing and other things on my mind
The Club This year I got a Community Star on the and for supporting your fellow community members with your positive Club of Ministry of Testing. “Thank you for creating a helpful community vibe contributions.” A kind reminder I also got a friendly reminder, that I was 20 years on LinkedIn. Boat magic For a Continue reading Things which were not on my 2025 bingo card
During the years, I slowly changed my way of blogging. I can just write about is, but I also want to add some thoughts about it. Welcome to my first State of the Blogging. The first step was to put the whole blog post in a mind map on a mobile phone. I liked the Continue reading The current way of my blogging Part 1
In the previous blog posts, I wrote about my observations, which could lead to an account takeover. Under certain conditions this was possible using the laptop of some one else. But if there is no laptop available, then there might be other opportunities. Observations During the period updating my email addresses, I found several ways Continue reading Reverse Engineering an Account Takeover or…
In the previous blog post, I wrote about my observations, which could lead to an account takeover There was no check on changing the personal information like the email address. Observations Another day, another email address update. Another Login screen. I entered my user name and password. I found my way to my account settings Continue reading Reverse Engineering an Account Takeover or what I…
Observations lead to discoveries, Observations Last year I made a switch to another mail provider. In order to get the mail in the right inbox I had to change my email address for many accounts. Administration is not one of my favourite things. To make a start, I chose the most frequently used accounts. I Continue reading Reverse Engineering an Account Takeover or what I discovered while updating…
How to convince a tech outsider with a car Sharing a concern A few years ago, I talked with a man about accessible programs. People with disabilities have problems with certain programs. If someone has a problem with sight, then a screen reader is important to understand the program. If this program has not been Continue reading How to convince a tech outsider with a car
A while ago I was one of the translators of “Agile Testing Condensed” by Lisa Crispin and Janet Gregory. I used dictation and screen readers to translate text from Englich to Dutch. One of my blog posts about my experiences got the attention of a test company on the internet. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/best-test-reporting-tools-2024-lambdatest-bpjye/?trackingId=a42I9SPaRE6%2Bp0mTX7tDuw%3D%3D…
At the Club of Ministry of Testing, Rosie Sherry asked to share test ideas in five words or less. My first test idea was: use the screen reader. In the previous blog post some aspects of testing with a screen reader have been highlighted. There is more stuff to think about. Or to be read. Continue reading Test idea number 1 – Use the screen reader part 2
At the Club of Ministry of Testing, Rosie Sherry asked to share test ideas in five words or less. My first test idea was: use the screen reader. That saved 1 word. Introducing the screen reader Describing the screen reader A screen reader is a program, which reads aloud, what is happening on the screen. Continue reading Test idea number 1 – part 1
In the previous blog posts System 1 and System 2 were discussed. For the fast observations System 1 is used in most cases. This way of thinking provides fast, almost effortless way to digest information. Like walking to a restaurant. For the thoughtful observations System 2 is used. An example is choosing what to eat Continue reading System 1 and System 2 in testing – part 3