Barış Sarıalioğlu
Baris is an IT professional with 24 years of experience as a Consultant and a Software Engineer for many different organizations.
He has published a number of papers and books within the Software Testing profession and contribute to the field by regularly attending conferences as a public speaker.
Barış Sarıalioğlu
Baris is an IT professional with 24 years of experience as a Consultant and a Software Engineer for many different organizations.
He has published a number of papers and books within the Software Testing profession and contribute to the field by regularly attending conferences as a public speaker
Barış Sarıalioğlu
Baris is an IT professional with 24 years of experience as a Consultant and a Software Engineer for many different organizations.
He has published a number of papers and books within the Software Testing profession and contribute to the field by regularly attending conferences as a public speaker
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Keynote
25 November
The Augmented Tester: Where Newton Meets Van Gogh
Testing today sits at a remarkable crossroads — not one of crisis, but of potential. This keynote explores the emerging identity of the Augmented Tester: a professional who harnesses the analytical clarity of Newton and the perceptive intensity of Van Gogh. One who moves fluently between models and metaphors, between structured analysis and intuitive exploration.
Armed with AI, data intelligence, and visual tooling, augmented testers don’t just validate — they investigate, interpret, and illuminate. They don’t chase coverage metrics — they chase meaning. They don’t automate to reduce effort — they augment to expand insight.
This session reimagines testing as a form of technical artistry, where the future belongs not to those who fear change, but to those who design with it — like an engineer, and compose with it — like an artist.
Takeaways:
- Augmented Thinking: How to integrate AI and advanced tooling as cognitive partners — not process patches.
- Precision & Interpretation: What Newton and Van Gogh can teach us about building both structured and sensorial testing practices.
- Testing as Creative Investigation: Moving beyond pass/fail outcomes to ask better questions and surface deeper patterns.
- Tool Mastery ≠ Tool Dependency: Learn how augmentation deepens craft rather than dilutes it.
- A New Aesthetic of Quality: Explore how modern testers create value not just by finding bugs, but by shaping better experiences.
Workshop Session
Half-Day
24 November
This half-day workshop explores how artificial intelligence can revolutionize digital accessibility testing. Participants will learn how AI-driven tools and intelligent automation can enhance the detection, reporting, and prioritization of accessibility issues across digital products.
The session bridges the gap between human empathy and machine precision — illustrating how technology can make inclusion measurable, scalable, and impactful. Through real-world examples, attendees will see how accessibility and AI intersect to create truly human-centered digital experiences.
calendar
Keynote
25 November
The Augmented Tester:
Where Newton Meets Van Gogh
Testing today sits at a remarkable crossroads — not one of crisis, but of potential. This keynote explores the emerging identity of the Augmented Tester: a professional who harnesses the analytical clarity of Newton and the perceptive intensity of Van Gogh. One who moves fluently between models and metaphors, between structured analysis and intuitive exploration.
Armed with AI, data intelligence, and visual tooling, augmented testers don’t just validate — they investigate, interpret, and illuminate. They don’t chase coverage metrics — they chase meaning. They don’t automate to reduce effort — they augment to expand insight.
This session reimagines testing as a form of technical artistry, where the future belongs not to those who fear change, but to those who design with it — like an engineer, and compose with it — like an artist.
Takeaways:
- Augmented Thinking: How to integrate AI and advanced tooling as cognitive partners — not process patches.
- Precision & Interpretation: What Newton and Van Gogh can teach us about building both structured and sensorial testing practices.
- Testing as Creative Investigation: Moving beyond pass/fail outcomes to ask better questions and surface deeper patterns.
- Tool Mastery ≠ Tool Dependency: Learn how augmentation deepens craft rather than dilutes it.
- A New Aesthetic of Quality: Explore how modern testers create value not just by finding bugs, but by shaping better experiences.
Workshop Sessions
Half-Day
24 November
This half-day workshop explores how artificial intelligence can revolutionize digital accessibility testing. Participants will learn how AI-driven tools and intelligent automation can enhance the detection, reporting, and prioritization of accessibility issues across digital products.
The session bridges the gap between human empathy and machine precision — illustrating how technology can make inclusion measurable, scalable, and impactful. Through real-world examples, attendees will see how accessibility and AI intersect to create truly human-centered digital experiences.
