Learning How To Be A Software QA Engineer

  I probably won't ever build anything else (just try and break what someone else made 😉) I really enjoyed the basics of coding course I took through Devmountain.  I found the HTML to be intuitive, the CSS to be loads of fun, and the JavaScript to be mind-bending. My Silly Little Webpage   👈 Link to see what I made HTML: <header>   <div class="logo-header">     <h2 class="different">And Now For Something       <br />Completely Different     </h2>     <img class="logo" src="https://i0.wp.com/www.adtothebone.com/blogpix/obliteratingfoot62470.jpg?w=625" alt="Monty Python Foot" width=325px />   </div>   <nav class="navigation">     <a class="navi">SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM</a>     <a class="navi">The Spanish Inquisition</a>     <a class="navi">The Holey Grail</a>     <a class="navi">Lumberjack       &l

  Group One Class Project Testing the webpage Allrecipes  Allrecipes | Recipes, How-Tos, Video’s, and More   Allrecipes is a website for the Home Cook Hero, it is a community built by and for the home cook connecting us to other home cooks.   Founded in 1997 as a cookie recipe website Allrecipes has grown to become the world’s largest community driven food brand. They even began publishing a physical magazine in 2013 that now gets published six times a year and reaches almost 9 million subscribers Our Favorite Bugs Adriana’s favorite bug was that there are different options shown when you view the drop down menu vs when you click on the tab.  She felt like the options should be uniform. Chris was fortunate to not have any bugs on the features he was tasked with testing. Dario’s favorite bug was the best and the most amusing one we collectively found.  He found that when you log out of your account you are shown the same message as when you log in, “Logged in.  Welcome!” Our Favorite T

  Link to slide show: Slideshow Adriana K Williams Solo Capstone Project  The website I tested: https://www.powwows.com/ My Favorite Test Case Find a PowWow Near You Search Without Entering Any Information I really enjoy negative testing.  I like to ask the question, ‘Will this allow me to _____?’ and then check to see whether the application behaves as anticipated, or if there might be a hidden vulnerability that could allow me to bypass the expected flow. My Favorite Bugs I found my favorite bug while testing the first feature during my initial exploratory testing.  If you try to search for a Pow Wow by Month, Year, and State or Province from the home page you’ll find you’re unable to select the year 2024.  My second favorite bug goes along with this one.  If you click the PowWows.com icon that is supposed to take you home from the calendar page you aren’t brought back to the homepage, but to a Pow Wow Calendar instead. My Least Favorite Part My least favorite part of t