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People and automation – a conversation UX? What about TX for Test Automation? Are we technical enough? Are the problems that people report with tool adoption a problem of testers not being technical enough or of tools not being easy to use? Are we over emphasising the technical and ignoring the personal?

Software

People and automation
– a conversation
UX? What about TX for Test
Automation? 27-28 February 2017
LONDON
Isabel
Evans
Freelancer
Alan
Richardson
Compendium
Developments
EvilTester.com

27-28 February 2017
LONDON
“Automation and people”
Are we technical enough? Are the
problems that people report with tool
adoption a problem of testers not
being technical enough or of tools
not being easy to use? Are we over
emphasising the technical and
ignoring the personal?

The conversa,on: “Automa,on and people”

Isabel’s theory:
•  Test automa,on requires considera,on of the User
eXperience (UX) for the tool and the tests;
•  People who use automa,on might not always be
technical but they are always human;
•  UX-Design and UX-Tes,ng for test automa,on
supports improved decision making and quality.
Is this correct?

The conversa,on: “Automa,on and people”
•  Are we technical enough?
•  Are the problems that people report with tool adop,on a problem of testers not
being technical enough or of tools not being easy to use?
•  Are we over emphasising the technical and ignoring the personal?
Join the conversa,on with Alan and Isabel where we'll talk about stuﬀ like …

The conversa,on: “Automa,on and people”
Join the conversa,on with Alan and Isabel where we'll talk about stuﬀ like:

•  What levels of technical skills, knowledge and ability are required for
systems development, and speciﬁcally for tes,ng ac,vi,es?
•  What do we mean by “Technical”? – just Technical (IT) or also Technical
(Domain)?
•  What types of technical knowledge support our tes,ng (for example
technical architecture, hardware as well as soUware, code, etc).

The conversa,on: “Automa,on and people”
Join the conversa,on with Alan and Isabel where we'll talk about stuﬀ like:

•  How do we keep up to date with the technology we test? If not, why not?
•  If the ‘technical people’ on the team don’t understand the system, how
do we iden,fy technical risks?
•  As the toolset we use matures, can we rely on it to support people beXer,
or are the people driven by the technology they use?
•  How do we improve the Tester's Experience of automa,ng and working
with more technical systems?

27-28 February 2017
LONDON
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1. People and automation – a conversation UX? What about TX for Test Automation? 27-28 February 2017 LONDON Isabel Evans Freelancer Alan Richardson Compendium Developments EvilTester.com

2. 27-28 February 2017 LONDON “Automation and people” Are we technical enough? Are the problems that people report with tool adoption a problem of testers not being technical enough or of tools not being easy to use? Are we over emphasising the technical and ignoring the personal?

3. The conversa,on: “Automa,on and people” Isabel’s theory: •  Test automa,on requires considera,on of the User eXperience (UX) for the tool and the tests; •  People who use automa,on might not always be technical but they are always human; •  UX-Design and UX-Tes,ng for test automa,on supports improved decision making and quality. Is this correct?

4. The conversa,on: “Automa,on and people” •  Are we technical enough? •  Are the problems that people report with tool adop,on a problem of testers not being technical enough or of tools not being easy to use? •  Are we over emphasising the technical and ignoring the personal? Join the conversa,on with Alan and Isabel where we'll talk about stuﬀ like …

5. The conversa,on: “Automa,on and people” Join the conversa,on with Alan and Isabel where we'll talk about stuﬀ like: •  What levels of technical skills, knowledge and ability are required for systems development, and speciﬁcally for tes,ng ac,vi,es? •  What do we mean by “Technical”? – just Technical (IT) or also Technical (Domain)? •  What types of technical knowledge support our tes,ng (for example technical architecture, hardware as well as soUware, code, etc).

6. The conversa,on: “Automa,on and people” Join the conversa,on with Alan and Isabel where we'll talk about stuﬀ like: •  How do we keep up to date with the technology we test? If not, why not? •  If the ‘technical people’ on the team don’t understand the system, how do we iden,fy technical risks? •  As the toolset we use matures, can we rely on it to support people beXer, or are the people driven by the technology they use? •  How do we improve the Tester's Experience of automa,ng and working with more technical systems?

7. 27-28 February 2017 LONDON Website: www.isabel.evans.uk Stories: h5ps://isabelevanswri8ng.wordpress.com/ Blog: h5ps://isabelevansconsultancy.wordpress.com/ Linked in: h5ps://uk.linkedin.com/in/isabelevans Twi5er: @IsabelE_Test

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