When I started in QA, I thought I had bug reports figured out. Steps to reproduce. Expected result. Actual result. Screenshot. Every tutorial said the same thing, so I did the same thing. Felt solid. Then I joined a company that used freelance testers. Video attachments were mandatory — not recommended, mandatory. The reasoning was...
bug-reporting
Here’s the thing: a bug is just a piece of information telling you what’s wrong with an application. And if you think of it that way, then any tool you use to communicate with your team is technically a tool you can use to report bugs. Jira, Slack, Zoom, email, a tap on the shoulder...
