Certainly! Quality Engineering and Testing are integral parts of the software development lifecycle. Here's a list of categories and associated information you might want to include on a webpage
Prevention over Detection: Emphasizes preventing defects rather than identifying and fixing them later.
Continuous Improvement: Strives for ongoing enhancement of processes and methodologies.
Customer-Centric: Prioritizes delivering software that meets or exceeds customer expectations.
Unit Testing: Testing individual components or functions.
Integration Testing: Verifying interactions between components.
System Testing: Validating the entire system's functionality.
User Acceptance Testing (UAT): Ensuring the software meets user expectations.
Manual Testing: Human testers manually execute test cases without automation.
Automated Testing: Using tools to automate the execution of tests.
Behavior-Driven Development (BDD): Collaboration between developers, testers, and non-technical stakeholders.