📚 W is for [...]

[simon_tomes]

W is for WWWWWH.

What, Why, Who, Where, When, How?

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What else can you come up with for “W is for […]”?

[kristof (Kristof Van Kriekingen)]

• Waterfall
• White-Box Testing
• Workaround?

[fullsnacktester (Ben Dowen)]

W is for WWMDD, What would my Dad do? Replace Dad with any person you know, that you can use to base a persona on.

[bobs (Bob Salmon)]

W is for Write Stuff Down. It doesn’t need to be huge amounts of detail, but enough to help you and your colleagues. Note that “Write” can mean something like take a screenshot, or find the relevant bit of a log file, or capture some performance stats.

[cakehurstryan (Callum Akehurst-Ryan)]

WCAG (Web Consortium Accessibility Guidelines)

[pmichielsen (Peet Michielsen)]

W is for What the .....!?; fill in for yourself.
For me, often exclaimed when something very basic or trivial is overlooked …

[danuk (Dan)]

Waits. Especially useful in automated testing

[christinepinto]

• Webhooks (catching those sneaky API callbacks)
• Warning Messages (making sure they warn before it’s too late)

[avenger12 (Tega Enajekpo)]

Windows
Wireframe
Web
Workaround

[ramanan49 (Ramanan Prabakaran)]

Web testing
Workflows
Weekend

[mahatheed (Mahathee Dandibhotla)]

Wireframe
Workflow
Whitelisting
WIFI
Web Accessibility
Wrapper
Webscraping