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Blog / Daniel Knott

Daniel Knott

Mobile Testing Expert

Daniel is a mobile testing expert working as Lead Software Test Engineer at XING’s mobile team. He started his software testing career in 2003 as a trainee at IBM. After his time at IBM, Daniel studied computer science with a focus on software development and testing. Since 2009, Daniel has worked for companies such as Accenture, AOE and XING. He is experienced in several mobile test automation tools such as Robotium, Calabash for iOS/ Android, Espresso and Keep It Functional. With the help of this tools, he developed a fully automated testing environment for Android and iOS.

Daniel likes to share his knowledge and therefore he started to share his experience on his blog www.adventuresinqa.com as well as in several testing magazines. Daniel is a well-known mobile expert, a speaker at various conferences in Europe and since 2014, he is the author of the book Hands-On Mobile App Testing.

See What Daniel Knott Has Written

What the Mobile-Only Approach Means for Agile Testing

What the Mobile-Only Approach Means for Agile Testing

A couple of years ago big corporations started initiatives like mobile-first to transfer their web-only business to mobile devices and apps. Some companies became really successful with this, and others...not so much.
How to Include User Feedback in Your Roadmap

How to Include User Feedback in Your Roadmap

Receiving user feedback for digital products can be very painful for companies, especially for the teams doing the development work. With the rise of smartphones and mobile apps, consumers have much higher expectations for overall product quality and features.
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