TESTING TOOLS
Testpad vs TestLodge: test plans, not structured test cases
TestLodge uses structured test cases; Testpad uses one-line plain text prompts with free guest testing. How they differ, and when each fits.
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EDITORIALS
How to write new test scripts with our custom GPT
Our custom GPT writes test scripts in minutes. Describe what you're testing, review the output for your product specifics, paste into Testpad.
HINTS AND TIPS
Guest Testing: Anyone Can Help When the Pressure is On
Invite guest testers to help you run your tests. Perfect for asking clients to perform User Acceptance Testing, as well as just roping in more help when you're late for a release.
EDITORIALS
Testpad now has an API
After much asking (and a little waiting) from our customers, Testpad’s API has landed. It’s flexible, simple, and built to connect the dots between the tools you’re already using.
EDITORIALS
What is test case design, and how do I do it?
Test case design techniques (equivalence partitioning, boundary value analysis, decision tables) explained simply, and how to choose the right level of detail.
EDITORIALS
What is a test plan in testing, and how does it differ from a test case?
A test plan and a test case are not the same thing – but they work together. Here's what each one is and how Testpad handles both.
EDITORIALS
Agile testing vs traditional testing
Agile testing adapts to change with short cycles and collaboration, while traditional testing follows rigid phases. Learn which approach fits your team's needs.
EDITORIALS
How to write a test case
Most advice on test cases pushes for more structure than you need. Here's Testpad's take on writing ones that are clear, easy to maintain, and fit the way your team tests.
EDITORIALS
How to get started with agile testing in Testpad
A practical guide to agile testing in Testpad – set up sprint test plans, run exploratory sessions, and keep regression under control.
EDITORIALS
Agile software development lifecycle: the stages of a sprint
The agile lifecycle repeats five stages every sprint: plan what to build, build it, test it, show stakeholders, and reflect on the process before starting again.
TESTING TOOLS
Testpad vs TestLodge: test plans, not structured test cases
TestLodge uses structured test cases; Testpad uses one-line plain text prompts with free guest testing. How they differ, and when each fits.
EDITORIALS
How to write new test scripts with our custom GPT
Our custom GPT writes test scripts in minutes. Describe what you're testing, review the output for your product specifics, paste into Testpad.
HINTS AND TIPS
Guest Testing: Anyone Can Help When the Pressure is On
Invite guest testers to help you run your tests. Perfect for asking clients to perform User Acceptance Testing, as well as just roping in more help when you're late for a release.
EDITORIALS
Testpad now has an API
After much asking (and a little waiting) from our customers, Testpad’s API has landed. It’s flexible, simple, and built to connect the dots between the tools you’re already using.
EDITORIALS
What is test case design, and how do I do it?
Test case design techniques (equivalence partitioning, boundary value analysis, decision tables) explained simply, and how to choose the right level of detail.
EDITORIALS
What is a test plan in testing, and how does it differ from a test case?
A test plan and a test case are not the same thing – but they work together. Here's what each one is and how Testpad handles both.
EDITORIALS
Agile testing vs traditional testing
Agile testing adapts to change with short cycles and collaboration, while traditional testing follows rigid phases. Learn which approach fits your team's needs.
EDITORIALS
How to write a test case
Most advice on test cases pushes for more structure than you need. Here's Testpad's take on writing ones that are clear, easy to maintain, and fit the way your team tests.
EDITORIALS
How to get started with agile testing in Testpad
A practical guide to agile testing in Testpad – set up sprint test plans, run exploratory sessions, and keep regression under control.
EDITORIALS
Agile software development lifecycle: the stages of a sprint
The agile lifecycle repeats five stages every sprint: plan what to build, build it, test it, show stakeholders, and reflect on the process before starting again.
