Software is There for People
Software is There for People
Software is There for People
Explore how Software Testing Expert Richard Seidl enhances user-centered design for effective digital transformation in 2025.
Non-functional Quality
Non-functional quality characteristics and their evaluation, especially performance, reliability, resilience, usability, and accessibility.
Articles
Sensory Impressions in Software Design
Sensory Impressions in Software Design
Sensory Impressions in Software Design
Enhance user experience in software design with sensory impressions and user-centered requirements engineering. Transform ideas into effective applications.
Testing Complex E-Government Systems
Testing Complex E-Government Systems
Testing Complex E-Government Systems
Explore E-Government Systems Testing strategies to enhance software quality and usability for optimal user experiences.
Measuring and Testing Applications
Measuring and Testing Applications
Measuring and Testing Applications
Measuring application systems offers insights into size, quality, and complexity, enhancing IT strategy development and decision-making. Discover key metrics.
Testing a Geoportal
Testing a Geoportal
Testing a Geoportal
Optimize your geoportal testing with structured methodologies and ISTQB Certification to enhance geoportal quality assurance.
Podcast Episodes
Testing thermal management in e-cars
200 possible system states, a virtual control unit instead of a physical test cabinet: how thermal management tests in electric cars are becoming earlier and more precise.
Year-End Review: AI and Accessibility
AI won't replace testers, but it will reward those who use it well. Here's where the real productivity gains are in 2026.
Performance Testing is not Load Testing
Performance testing is not the same as load testing, and running capacity tests every sprint is wasting cloud budget on the wrong problem.
Wind and weather - the challenges of testing wind turbines
164 subsystems, lightning protection according to national law, offshore turbines without service access: testing software in wind turbines is more complex than it seems.
Accessibility testing of PDFs
PDF accessibility doesn't just apply to websites: Why contracts, invoices and policies must now be accessible and what this means in technical terms.
Using open source securely
Anyone who installs open source components needs a bill of materials - because 80 to 95 percent of modern software is in them. What licenses, security vulnerabilities and the Cyber Resilience Act have to do with it.
Testing accessibility with those affected
Accessibility does not work automatically just because components are accessible. What goes wrong when assembling and why manual testing remains.
Cyber Resilience Act (CRA)
Mechanical engineers and the Cyber Resilience Act: What companies can expect, where the real hurdles lie and why early action brings a concrete cost advantage.
How AI can support accessibility
Accessibility tests today end up in a jumble of Word, Excel and browser tabs. How an integrated test environment can change this and how AI can help.
Accessibility - preparing for 2025
From July 2025, penalties of up to 100,000 euros will be imposed for lack of accessibility. What this means in concrete terms for design, development and testing.
Accessibility testing
Accessibility in mobile testing: Why assistance systems hinder each other and which test matrix helps.
Accessibility
57 percent of accessibility criteria can be tested automatically - the rest requires human judgment and the right process.
Evolutionary quality
Demanding maintainability early, even though the market is still lacking? Wrongly prioritized. The evolution model shows which quality goals really count and when.
C++ Quality by Design
C++ is 45 years old and yet deeply rooted in autonomous driving, medical devices and AI libraries. What the Core Guidelines have to do with it.
When customers are colleagues
How do you test an app that drivers use while driving without distracting them? Test drives, surveys and slow rollouts on 20% of the fleet.