uTest, the world’s largest software testing marketplace, today launched a new website that increases visibility into its global testing community and enhances collaboration and information sharing among QA professionals.

The new site introduces a “Meet Our Testers” application featuring an interactive global map; a Community Forum enabling 16,000+ testers to share ideas and best practices; and a complete website redesign highlighting the human face of software testing. Visitors can now access an unprecedented amount of information about testers and testing best practices.

“Collaboration has always been critical to successful software testing, as the process often involves multiple teams and multiple projects,” said Doron Reuveni, CEO of uTest. “With the social web, geographic barriers no longer constrain us from working effectively with a team – whether it’s based in Boston, Berlin, Bangalore or dispersed among all three. uTest is excited to further extend our leadership in human software testing by facilitating the free exchange of ideas.”

KEY FEATURES:

Meet Our Testers

• Drill-down capabilities into the tester community (153+ countries) using interactive map
• Browse testers by country, operating system, browser, app type and tester experience
• Each country broken down by number of testers, testing cycles and bugs discovered
• Featured testers profiled through a thoughtful reputation system

New Community Forum

• An intuitive GUI with discussions structured by testing type and app type
• Enhanced collaboration, including private messaging and personal tester profiles
• Upload feature for easy knowledge-sharing of best practices and product updates
• Ability to subscribe to specific content, forum or topic and receive email notifications

The new, dynamic uTest website puts customers and testers at the forefront, spotlighting real-world customer success stories and offering QA resources from industry-leading experts. uTest called upon its own uTester community to perform functional and usability testing cycles. In fewer than 48 hours, uTest received a complete bug report and valuable usability feedback from its community.

See the new website at: http://www.utest.com.