Heuristics of Software Testability (in Japanese)
Posted by Ben Kelly on October 14, 2009 | Subscribe
in Everything, Japanese, Software Testing
as heuristics of software testing, Software Testing, testing in japanese
in Everything, Japanese, Software Testing
as heuristics of software testing, Software Testing, testing in japanese
Part of the work I’m doing just now is helping developers to increase their testing skills to handle the bandwidth that my team can’t. I asked Yuka Horino, one of my colleagues to translate James Bach’s Heuristics of Software Testability into Japanese as one of the things to distribute to our dev group. (Thanks Horino-san!)
This sort of thing is probably useful to a wider group than just the people I work with, so here it is. Enjoy.
I am looking for heuristics used for designing Japanese websites. Any idea where I can find them?
Thanks
Roseann, If you haven’t already, I’d start by googling on keywords around Japanese website ux and localization. A quick search brought up the following, but I’m sure there’s more out there if you dig:
http://bit.ly/aFEMOH
I would suggest though that the majority of sources for Japanese website design would be in Japanese.
Ben, I have an interest in Heuristics, Software and Japanese. I lived in Kinshicho, Tokyo for many years. First time I have seen Heuristics and Software Testing side by side. I like your blog.
Hi Eddy, thanks for dropping by.
Kinshicho is not a bad area. Handy if you like watching sumo
The context-driven school of software testing believes that heuristics and software are inextricably linked. A quick search on software testing heuristics should reveal enough material to keep you busy for quite some time.