I am starting my journey into Quality Assurance (QA), and I am starting from the beginning.
I want to understand how software is tested, how bugs are found, how quality is maintained, and what it really means to work as a QA tester/engineer.
Software is everywhere but good software is about building features and making sure those features work as expected.
I am learning how testers think:
- What can go wrong?
- How can I find it?
- How do I know the software is working correctly?
- How do I communicate a problem clearly?
- How can testing help build better software?
I have decided to learn by doing and document the journey as I go.
I won't pretend to be an expert.
I will learn something -> practice it -> make mistakes -> fix them -> write about it.
Hopefully, someone starting their own QA journey can learn alongside me.
I will start with Manual QA and gradually move toward automation.
I will document the things I learn, the things I struggled/struggle with, and the things that finally make sense.
This is no story about becoming an expert, but it is the beginning of a journey.
I'm learning QA and I'm taking you with me.
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