Portland Java User group meeting December 18, 2007

multimodal

Topic: User Interface Testing in the Real World:
Myths and Realities
When users press a key, click the mouse or select a menu, they expect the same result consistently. Companies concerned about time-to-market are moving to build their software products in as little as one-sixth the time previously required. How can these companies build quality software in less time with fewer resources? This talk will answer that question by proving to you that tossing a GUI over the wall to a testing or quality assurance department is no longer an option.

To build software faster and still meet customer expectations for high quality, companies must discover any bugs before their customers do. You'll leave this presentation with a clear vision of the concept of creating high-quality user interfaces by testing the UI throughout the development process.