QA Engineer · SDET
SDET since 2017, chasing root causes instead of symptoms. This is where I share what I learn about testing well, automating what matters, and growing into a strong QA / SDET.
Test & Learn: a QA/SDET field notebook, kept in the open.
What you'll find here
Blogs to start, with talks, certification guides, a testing path, and career notes on the way.
Hands-on testing notes, tools, and lessons pulled from real failures.
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Conference talks and videos from testing folks, saved as I find the good ones.
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soonWalkthroughs for ISTQB and other QA certs, minus the fluff.
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soonA route from manual QA to SDET automation, one honest step at a time.
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soonInterviews, growth, and how the QA role is actually changing.
Coming soonLatest from the blog
Liquid Glass uses transparency and light to communicate hierarchy. From the QA side, that brings concrete visual regression and accessibility problems, plus a real case of a feature that was actually a bug.
Sentient UX combines behavioral signals to adapt the interface live. Here's what gets complicated when it's time to write tests against that.
A pragmatic loop for isolating, quarantining, and root-causing flaky end-to-end tests — instead of deleting them and losing the signal.
A short decision guide for teams standardizing their browser automation tooling — based on stack and parallelism needs, not benchmarks.