Even some of our sales guys were easily and independently filing new bugs or searching for existing bugs, and that's definitely saying something. This implies there is no or only minor explanation needed to get started with Bugzilla. The most common things are but a click away. No options hidden behind mysterious hamburger menus or gear wheel icons. No need to navigate through different submenus to do even the simplest of tasks. Very simple and clean, everything does what you expect it to do.
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It's a school book example of how great free and open source software can be. To cut right to the chase: as a user / bug reporter, Bugzilla was a dream to work with. Up until about a year ago, Bugzilla was the bug tracking application used in our company. User interface can be improved with easy understanding of reporting of bugs and there detailsĬreating and finding bugs in a matter of seconds, completely hassle-free. It could have been better if different features have been offered other than Bug reporting solely like Test cases management. Apart from freeware tool sometimes it was having issues like searching and fetching report issue, getting freeze or suddenly stopped if clicked multiple times.
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Customized User interface for better user experience - Team can easily fetch bug reports with all details and circulate - Non technical person can also understand and use it without knowing full functionality -Best for small companies who wants to start up with less budget
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No manual needed to start up in this tool. Less Training requiredįirst up all it's free tool and easy to understand since it mostly focus on bug management. In Budget with all features in one tool for defect management Easy to learn and understand able for a team. Customization difficult.īased on my experience Bugzilla is good option for start up business. Browser compatible- with most of the varieties of standard ones.ġ. But with good process definition and proper implementation(which will also help in long) these shortcomings can be overcome. Overall Bugzilla has a proven track record of being a very good tool - esp for start-ups with less money and/or either a company or a new sub-department within the organization - where the management doesn't want to invest a lot of money.
The other paid tools have good customizability - defining the workflows or even showing proper labels. I felt the UI needs some improvement - alongwith Usability. If you are looking for a free ware tool - esp where you need to start from scratch and have a limited budget, then look no further. Though the UI has a few things to be desired and you need to circumvent the lack of usability, but some good user training(which you will anyways be giving with process implementation with your team) helps a lot. It is easy to set up and host on your office system. This was the market pioneer for free-ware bug tracking.
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