Posts Tagged ‘quality assurance’

Many times, in my career when performing QA, I’ve dealt with many times where I’ve felt uncertain about my efforts. Through my work at Perficient—and with the help of my team—I’ve learned over time how to persist and show grit in testing to be able to ensure the highest quality of work delivered throughout a […]

Semantic HTML plays a leading role in making the web universally inclusive. This blog dives into the connection between semantic HTML and accessibility, unraveling the benefits and best practices. Understanding Semantic HTML Semantic HTML involves using HTML tags that carry meaning beyond their presentation. Instead of merely dictating how content should look, semantic tags provide […]

In the dynamic landscape of web development, creating websites that adapt seamlessly to various devices and screen sizes is no longer a luxury—it’s a necessity. However, in this pursuit of responsiveness, the crucial aspect of accessibility often takes a back seat. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll delve into the intricate relationship between responsive design and […]

At Perficient, we revolutionize the world’s leading brands, how they engage with their customers, and propel their business forward. Our global footprint across the U.S., Latin America, and India empowers us to redefine excellence throughout the industry. Behind these transformative journeys are our thousands of skilled strategists and technologists, each individually equipped with a wealth […]

Considering the growing importance of mobile and web applications, choosing a QA Test Repository for your organization can be a daunting task with the options available on the market.  It can be difficult to determine where to start when evaluating tools and options. We can help jumpstart that process! Let’s dig into the benefits and […]

Introduction Software test automation is a cornerstone of modern software development, enabling rapid and reliable testing. However, one persistent challenge that automation engineers face is dealing with flaky tests—tests that intermittently pass and fail without any changes to the code or application. Flaky tests can erode trust in your test suite and slow down development. […]

In the realm of digital accessibility, landmarks and correct markup serve as the backbone of an inclusive and user-friendly web experience. By understanding the significance of landmarks and implementing them with proper markup using  HTML and ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications), we can ensure that websites and applications are accessible to all individuals, regardless of […]

Introduction to Accessibility Insights The Accessibility Insights extension for Chrome is a tool that helps developers and designers test the accessibility of their web applications. The extension is designed to work with the Accessibility Insights for Web tool, which is a suite of automated and manual accessibility testing tools that can be used to identify […]

This blog is in continuation with Introduction To Axe Tool in Accessibility Testing. I recommend you go through the blog mentioned first for a better understanding. How to Perform Accessibility Testing using the AXE tool Now we will see how to perform accessibility testing using the AXE tool. Make sure that you have already added […]

What is Accessibility Testing? Accessibility Testing is system testing intended to discover whether system users with disabilities can use it. It is done to ensure that people with disabilities like color blindness, aging, and hearing may use the application. Objectives:  To serve to market for people with disability. To abide by accessibility legislation. To avoid […]

Interested in a career in tech? Consider applying to Perficient’s Bright Paths Program. At Perficient, we’re committed to bringing more diverse insights and skillsets into the conversation to drive true innovation forward. Our Bright Paths Program is designed to advance STEM education and career opportunities for underrepresented constituencies and communities while closing the gap in […]

I enjoy interviewing information technology candidates. I meet with software developers, business analysts, project managers, and quality assurance analysts who are eager, polite, dressed sharply, ready to impress, and usually a bit nervous. I have a couple goals as an interviewer: I want to sell my own company. I want to let them know that […]