Alexandre Germonneau

📚 Building UI shouldn’t mean clicking through endless flows just to reproduce a single screen. With Storybook 9 + Expo, you can: ♢ Develop components in isolation ♢ Document and share every state of your UI ♢ Turn stories into fast, reliable tests ♢ Distribute Storybook builds with EAS + TestFlight or Play Store Guest author Daniel W. (frontend dev + open-source maintainer) walks through how to set up Storybook 9 in your Expo app and take advantage of its improved React Native support. Read the full guide → https://lnkd.in/gzzCtgU3

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Are your user stories confusing your team? Then stop writing them like technical manuals! Good user stories are how teams build the right thing. But if you focus only on system features instead of the user, you get confusion and wasted time. You need stories that are simple, clear and focused on the person using the product! Our guide gives you 10 essential tips. Learn to Prioritize Your Users, set clear Acceptance Criteria, and always Collaborate on Writing so everyone understands the goal. What's the one thing that always goes wrong when your team writes user stories? Tell us your struggle in the comments! 🔗 Learn more about these 10 tips in detail - https://lnkd.in/d4kCpK75 Agilemania Malaysia Scaled Agile (SAFe®) Training by Agilemania Naveen Kumar Singh Satyajit Gantayat Piyush Rahate Sumeet Madan Anil Malik #agile #scrum #userstory #agilemania #userstories #epic #scrummaster

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Visuals play a critical role in technical documentation. They’re not just supporting elements. They enhance clarity, simplify complexity, and improve user experience. Yet, many documents rely heavily on text, leaving readers to interpret intricate ideas on their own. Here are 5 essential types of visuals to consider: 🖇 Flowcharts ↳ Map workflows or troubleshooting steps. ✅ Ideal for simplifying multi-step processes. 📊 Diagrams ↳ Illustrate relationships or structures. ✅ Great for explaining abstract or technical systems. 🖥 Screenshots ↳ Show software interfaces or step-by-step actions. ✅ Provide clear guidance alongside instructions. 📈 Infographics ↳ Summarize data, comparisons, or concepts visually. ✅ Make dense information more engaging. 📋 Tables ↳ Organize data for easy comparison. ✅ Present structured, scannable details. Other Visuals to Consider: - Graphs and Charts: Perfect for numeric data (e.g., bar, line, pie). - Icons and Symbols: Offer quick navigation or emphasize key points. - Videos and GIFs: Show dynamic processes when static visuals fall short. Accessibility Matters: - Add alt text for all images. - Use clear labels and high-contrast colors for charts. - Keep visuals simple and relevant to avoid overwhelming users. Choosing the Right Visual: - Purpose: What do you want to explain or clarify? - Simplicity: Does the visual make the content easier to understand? - Audience Fit: Is it suitable for your readers' expertise and needs? What’s your favorite type of visual to use in documentation? Let us know in the comments! Want more career insights for technical writers: 1. Follow Technical Writer HQ 2. Like the post. 3. Repost to your network.

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Most QA teams ask about device count, OS versions, integrations, or pricing.   But they miss the one question that actually defines testing speed: ⚡ How fast does it connect?   Because every second your team waits to connect is a test you didn’t run.   At Pcloudy, we rebuilt our entire platform to fix that - instant device connections, faster navigation, and zero waiting time between tests.   Your testing velocity shouldn’t be limited by your testing platform.   🎥 Watch this short clip - it’s the question every QA team should start asking. #TestingSpeed #QATesting #TestingPlatform #QA #FastConnections

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🚀 New in Postman: smoother workflows, fewer clicks. 🖱️ ✨ Multi-file specs in Spec Hub Organize specs, validate across files, and auto-generate docs without the bottlenecks. ✨ Enterprise-ready Jira integration Context-rich bug reports, no workflow detours. ✨ Collaboration in Notebooks Comment, react, and co-create directly inside Postman Notebooks. 👉 Dive into what’s new: https://lnkd.in/gHY--Z5f

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Fast. Accurate. Memorable. That’s the customer support your customers deserve. The secret? Quality Assurance 🌟 In our latest article, we cover: ✨ What Customer Service #QA really is ✨ Why it’s crucial for your business ✨ How QA works in #outsourced support ✨ The benefits for your team and #customers ✨ Setting standards and quality criteria 🎁 Bonus: A practical Customer Service QA Checklist your business can use right away Dive deeper here → https://lnkd.in/dHfjrfwd

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Big news! We're excited to announce a major enhancement to the Kualitee Jira Plugin: dedicated Test Cycles! Gone are the days of fragmented test management. Now you can seamlessly: ✅ Create & organise test cycles ✅ Add/remove test cases with ease ✅ Execute tests directly in Jira & attach proof This powerful update integrates comprehensive test cycle management right into your workflow, streamlining your entire QA process. It's all about making your testing more intuitive, efficient, and aligned with your project goals. #Kualitee #Jira #TestManagement #SoftwareTesting #QA #ProductUpdate #Agile

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