The BugHerd product wrap up for 2022
Oh yeah, it’s that time of the year again. The Christmas decorations are up and the annual “What are your plans for the festive season”
Oh yeah, it’s that time of the year again. The Christmas decorations are up and the annual “What are your plans for the festive season”
Last year we asked a mix of agencies and clients for their opinions on the best thing about working together and the biggest challenge. Here’s
Honestly, if you’re like me, you’d be happy to watch 2021 disappear from your rear-view mirror in a cloud of dust and some tyre screeching,
Bug reporting is an essential and continuous aspect of software development. It involves collecting, formatting, storing, and sharing diagnostic information about issues that interfere with
2020 was quite the year for many of us and it’s easy to overlook things as the year winds to a close. So, let’s take
If you hadn’t heard, Bugherd is celebrating 10 years of helping teams get valuable feedback on website designs, builds and content. So let’s party like
Marketers and product teams dream about having the opportunity to use their own product in day-to-day life. What happened when the BugHerd team has this chance?
Making the most out of these fantastic feedback powerhouses Giving feedback on webpages can be a cumbersome process, even more so when it comes to
Design inspiration, trends and more as we near the end of 2020. Website design principles are a constant yet ever changing part of the wonderful
What is “done” when you’re referring to bug tracking? What’s “done” for one person in the QA process could be “in-progress” for another. Without a process in place, bug tracking can be a downright chore.
It doesn’t take long for inconsistencies in reporting to lead to follow-up emails, bugs getting left behind and the QA process resembling more of a “free for all” than a defined system.
