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Technical Course for Founders

Testing and Quality Assurance

Test interfaces, APIs, workflows, permissions, limits, and failure cases before users discover the problems.

Testing checks whether the product behaves as intended under normal, incorrect, and unexpected conditions.

A product can render correctly while still containing broken workflows. A successful API response can still contain incorrect data. A valid form can still accept impossible values.

This course explains responsive testing, browser testing, API testing with Postman, workflow testing, boundary testing, permissions, failure states, and launch checklists.

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153 minutes of published reading
15 published lessons

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Learning Outcomes

  • Test visible interfaces, API communication, and business rules as separate layers.
  • Design checks for invalid inputs, permissions, duplicate actions, and failure states.
  • Follow complete user workflows rather than isolated screens.
  • Prepare an MVP test plan that another person can execute and review.

Intended Audience

Non-technical founders working with consultants, developers, agencies, freelancers, or AI coding agents.

Prerequisites

No engineering experience is required. Bring a product idea, proposal, or existing software decision to examine.

Module Outline

Module 1

Testing Foundations

Test what users see, how systems communicate, and whether important product rules hold.

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  1. What Testing Is Trying to Prove9 min
  2. Testing Interfaces, APIs, and Business Logic13 min
  3. Testing a User Interface11 min
  4. Testing Responsive Design9 min
  5. Testing Forms and Validation10 min
  6. Testing Loading and Failure States11 min
  7. What an API Endpoint Is9 min
  8. Testing Endpoints with Postman10 min
  9. Successful, Invalid, and Unauthorised Requests11 min
  10. Testing Complete User Workflows9 min
  11. Boundary Values and Impossible States10 min
  12. Duplicate Actions and Race Conditions11 min
  13. Testing Permissions9 min
  14. Human and AI-Generated Logic Mistakes10 min
  15. Preparing an MVP Test Plan11 min

Related Courses

MVP Building for FoundersTurn an idea into a product that can be built, tested, and evaluated without allowing the first version to become the entire company.Frontend for FoundersUnderstand the part of the product users see, the decisions that shape it, and the warning signs of a fragile implementation.Backend for FoundersUnderstand how an application processes rules, protects actions, communicates with services, and responds when something fails.