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Accessibility in Web Development: Overview of Assistive Technologies and Practical Tips for QA

Website content, design and layout are three pillars web accessibility leans on. Team members responsible for these components - content editors, designers, developers - have to preach and consistently implement accessibility guidelines and standards. In turn, the responsibility of a quality assurance engineer is to prove whether they succeeded or failed in making a website accessible - both for humans and assistive technologies.

Feb. 27, 2019 ● Daryna Tkachenko (Biz Dev Executive)

Apache JMeter: a Powerful Tool for Performance and Load Testing

Apache JMeter is one of the most popular open-source tools for performance and load testing. In this article, we shared a few Logicify best practices, tips and lifehacks to make testing with JMeter even more effective and indicative of a web app performance.

Nov. 7, 2018 ● Daryna Tkachenko (Biz Dev Executive)

Automated Markup Testing with Galen Framework

Overview of automated testing of HTML/CSS code with a relatively new tool for adaptive design and cross-browser testing, Galen Framework, presented by Logicify QA specialist, Victoria Remnyova. The article presents general notions on the framework, its syntax, examples of a Galen-generated reports and description of a few handy features quality assurance specialist could use.

May 15, 2018 ● Daryna Tkachenko (Biz Dev Executive)