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Share Practical Testing Knowledge

If you have useful experience, techniques, lessons or testing insights that can help other QA professionals, Software Testing Portal welcomes practical contributor ideas.

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What we are looking for

Strong contributions should help a tester understand something better, solve a problem, compare approaches or learn from real-world experience. We prefer clear, useful and specific content over generic commentary. Articles should fit naturally alongside the practical tutorials, tools and technology guides already published across Software Testing Portal.

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Topics we welcome

Useful, practical contributions across modern software testing and quality engineering.

01

Testing Techniques

Manual testing, test design, exploratory testing, regression and practical QA methods.

02

Automation

Selenium, Playwright, Cypress, Appium, frameworks and automation strategy.

03

API and Integration

REST, services, contracts, integration testing and practical API tooling.

04

Data and Migration

ETL, reconciliation, migration testing, databases and data quality.

05

Security and Performance

Tester-focused security, performance, reliability and non-functional testing.

06

Modern QA

AI-assisted testing, cloud, DevOps, CI/CD, testing tools and emerging practices.

Submission standards

A simple quality bar helps keep the portal useful and credible.

Good submissions

  • Original and practical rather than generic.
  • Clearly structured and easy to follow.
  • Based on real testing knowledge or experience.
  • Includes examples, steps, screenshots or diagrams where useful.
  • Explains why an approach matters, not only what it is.
  • Uses accurate terminology and avoids unnecessary jargon.

What to avoid

  • Purely promotional or link-building articles.
  • Copied, spun or lightly rewritten content.
  • Generic AI-generated content without practical value.
  • Unsupported claims or misleading tool comparisons.
  • Content unrelated to software testing, QA or quality engineering.
  • Articles written mainly to sell a product or service.

How the process works

Keep the first contact simple. A useful topic idea is enough to start.

01Propose a topicSend the title, angle and why the topic would help testers.
02Align the scopeMake sure the idea fits the portal and does not duplicate existing content.
03Prepare the articleWrite a practical, structured draft with examples or visuals where useful.
04Review and publishThe article may be edited for clarity, consistency and presentation before publishing.

Why contribute?

Good contributor content should be useful to readers first, but it can also help build your professional presence.

Share what you know

Turn practical testing experience into something other professionals can learn from.

Build credibility

Demonstrate knowledge through useful technical content rather than promotional claims.

Contribute to the community

Help make testing knowledge easier to discover and understand for others.

Have a strong testing topic in mind?

Use the site's existing contact method to send your proposed title, short outline and relevant background.

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