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I work in an industry rife with typos, and can assure you that typos are missed all the time, and it doesn't indicate a greater QA problem or lack of QA. It's j
by stronglikedan 5y ago
I work in an industry rife with typos, and can assure you that typos are missed all the time, and it doesn't indicate a greater QA problem or lack of QA. It's just a missed typo.
- mistrial9 5y agoin other contexts this is referred to as "alarm fatigue" .. there is no assurance and masking it is not the move here
- treesknees 5y agoWhere I work, we treat grammar and spelling errors as a sev 2 bug (sev 1 being highest.) It will quickly erode trust in your product even if everything else is working fine. All of our customer-facing text (UI/CLI/API names, labels, error messages, etc.) go through QA and also a separate documentation team for consistency and spelling checks.
- Syonyk 5y agoLul your just overeacting! </s>
- cesaref 5y agoHere in the UK, one of the national newspapers, The Guardian was so famous for typing mistakes that it was nicknamed 'The Grauniad' by Private Eye, which is a satirical magazine. It's actually so well know that http://www.grauniad.co.uk http://www.grauniad.co.uk redirects to the correct sight
- JohnJamesRambo 5y agoIdk man this isn’t just a typo it is the company name. Would Nike misspell their name on a product?
- robbedpeter 5y agoNuke sneakers would be kinda cool actually. Maybe Nake - proud sponsors of this year's Olympics streakers!