The biggest problem with beta testing that mobile app developers and product managers report is not getting enough useful feedback. We define a beta test as the last testing stage before your app’s launch that targets real users. Making the most of your beta tests requires expertly coordinating a cluster of moving parts, including selecting relevant testers, coaxing…
Developing a new app? Have no time to research? Cheer up because it’s your lucky day! You’re in for a treat with our beta testing cheat sheet. In this infographic, you will find out everything you need to know about beta testing to get started. But don’t forget that it’s always a work in progress…
Beta testing: the rehearsal before showcasing your app to the world. The beta testing phase is a critical one in your app’s life cycle and you need to make the most of it. Finding beta testers is an integral part of this process. You need them to test your app in every possible way to make sure…
With thousands of new app submissions on the app stores, beta testing before approval and launch can get quite stressful. Make sure that you are 100% ready to press send and follow these 13 tips to help you establish a top-notch beta testing process and present your app in the best possible way. As you…
Whether you’re developing an iOS or Android app, you go through beta test, which usually comes second in line after alpha testing. The main goal of beta testing is to get real-world exposure and to know how your app will feel in the hands of actual users. Think of it as a soft launch for your app when your early…
Launching your app without first getting a sense of what users are looking for and what core values to feature is unthinkable. You put your all into developing this app for months. The testing stage is just as crucial, so you gather quality beta testers who are willing to get their hands dirty and test your…
iOS apps are well known for their extremely high quality in terms of performance and user experience. Reaching this level of quality needs a lot of testing, but how much is enough? What are the steps to take? How much time will it cost? We dove into the Apple developer documentation to let them answer this question…