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Learn how to decode Apple’s strict guidelines, avoid common pitfalls, master the submission process, and leverage tools like TestFlight to craft a launch strategy that drives downloads and maximizes user satisfaction.
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What are the most common reasons apps get rejected during store reviews, and how can testing teams catch them early?
How do you ensure a smooth release cycle while handling the unpredictability of app store reviews?
After release, what critical action should teams prioritize within the first two days to set their app up for success?
What is the most vital follow-up step right after approval and launch to maximize the chances of a successful rollout?
How can QA teams effectively simulate real-world user behavior and edge cases before release?
What is the most common but easily avoidable pitfall you’ve seen that consistently leads to an app being rejected by Apple?
What is the most critical post-approval action a team should take within the first 48 hours of their app going live to ensure a successful launch?
Beyond a simple bug report, what is the most effective way to communicate a potential guideline violation discovered during testing to a development team that might be resistant to making changes?
How long does it generally take for an app to go through verification and be live on app store post submission?
How can QA teams design test cases that cover platform-specific guidelines from Apple and Google Play?
What’s your goto checklist before submitting to the App Store or Google Play? Or do you just hope for the best?
What role does usability and accessibility testing play in avoiding rejections?
How to improve release frequency for mobile apps?
What’s worse for your team: failing a functional test internally or getting rejected externally by the store?
Which security checks should be prioritized during app testing?
Do app store rejections expose flaws in QA, or are they just arbitrary gatekeeping?
How should teams actively use beta testing and user feedback loops to identify and address issues, gather insights on user experience, and ensure the app resonates with its target audience before submitting for review?
What’s the best way to tackle common technical issues like crashes, bugs, performance bottlenecks, slow loading times, and battery drain, which are frequent reasons for app store rejections?
How do teams make sure that lessons learned from previous rejections (either their own or those of similar apps) are documented, shared across the team, and integrated into future development/testing practices to avoid repeating similar mistakes?
