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When I first began my journey into software development and teaching, I quickly learned a humbling truth:

No matter how brilliant the code, users only remember the bugs.

Over the years — from classrooms to corporate teams — I saw a recurring pattern:
Projects lived or died not by how many features they had, but by how well they worked when real people touched them.

This realization inspired me to create The Ultimate Guide to Software Testing and Bug Hunting.

Not as a dense technical manual full of jargon — but as a practical, human-friendly Playbook for anyone wanting to step into the world of software quality assurance, even without a coding background.

This guide is built from real-world lessons, late-night bug hunts, frustrating production incidents, and hard-won victories.

It is designed for those just starting out, for career switchers, for the curious minds who wonder, “How can I make this better before it breaks?”

You don’t need a Computer Science degree to be a great tester.
You need a sharp eye, an explorer’s mindset, and a commitment to protect the user’s trust — and these pages will help you build exactly that.

Whether you’re dreaming of your first QA role, mentoring junior testers, or simply want to sharpen your testing instincts, I hope this Playbook becomes a trusted companion along your journey.

Thank you for joining me on this path of curiosity, resilience, and creative bug hunting.
The world needs more people like you — the guardians of quality.

Now, let’s get to work.

Warmly,
Dr. Osagie Kingsley Omoruyi