So true. 😆

Allison the second one

Even Better…🤣😂🤣😂🤣

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Developers: "It works on my machine" Testers: "Hold my beer" 🍺🐛

Where does her sanity go? That’s right, it goes in the square hole.

Spot on. It's the job of testers to find flaws in the design. In this case the square hole is a universal entrance. That's a major design flaw.

As someone who installs and tests, this is accurate. 😅 Now repeat after me: Input validation is important.

Oh yes. I know this all too well as a Software Engineer. Testers find the most unique ways to break your shit and use it wrong on purpose. I'm like, "Hey, my shit meets all the documented requirements!" They say, "It failed testing. Fix the undocumented stuff we don't like."

Devs clearly don’t use the products they build

This video never gets old

As a developer, I would have to say this is an accurate depiction of testers and end users in general

You can see the heartbreak etched across her face!

There is a truth in this. Users like to do things the same way as much as they can. Dint make them do things differently. If everything is variation of a square peg and you tried to make them six different thing, you failed to understand the real problem.

@ImmutableNate the part where she started crying lol this is ultimate level of rage bait

Here he made her almost cry

Why are you stressing her 😂

But....no....

This is me with my tax return.

Developers have communication issues while testers have understanding issues - simple

I love that video far to much. I have to watch it everytime I see it.

I’ve seen this a dozen times and each time I watch the whole thing. It just cracks me up. 😏

🤣👍 Developers; Look! Our computer program is learing!

Every single time I see this, I laugh. Just can't help it. The struggle is real.

Except that's how we end up with such shitty code these days. Developers think they can tell people what to do, that people follow instructions. A good developer thinks of every case, not assumes the user does what they are told.

It’s not developer. It’s UX researcher running usability testing.

Us like after watching this ;)

He sounds like Mr. Rogers🤣

I feel seen, and frankly, I wasn’t ready for that level of call-out.