This third and final part of the series covers all the red flags we should be prepared to observe during the test-proper, and we'll close off by taking a look at some overarching housekeeping principles that will further help us to improve our results over time. Read more
In the first article in this 3-part series, we spoke about why we need to evaluate potential testers, and how it's a process of exclusion rather than inclusion. In this second part we'll jump right into the tell-tale signs we should be looking for, grouping them into the different phases of the testing process. Read more
To run regular pattern tests, we constantly need to be attracting testers. We also need to evaluate them so we can pick the right ones. In this first article of a 3-part series, I answer why and how, focusing on evaluation as a process of exclusion rather than inclusion. Read more
The wrong choice of yarn can undermine a tester's results before they even start. This article explains what you can do to make sure your testers pick the right yarn, saving you and them a whole lot of pain and time. Read more
The primary benefit of having a tester pool is the retention of good testers. In this guidance we’ll understand why this is important, and how you can leverage a pool to your (and your testers’) advantage. We’ll also take a look at other important benefits of starting and maintaining your own tester pool. Read more
