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A hand with pink nail polish holds a matte black, rounded insulated tumbler with a clear lid and a silver rim. The tumbler features a white "WonderProxy" logo and text on the front. In the softly blurred background, a computer monitor displays a webpage.
A widescreen promotional graphic featuring a starry blue background. On the left side, a gold MoTaCon logo badge sits above the text "THANKS TO OUR MoTaCon PARTNER...", with "MoTaCon" styled in gold lettering. A glowing shooting star streak separates the text from the right side of the image. The right section features a large, white curved shape containing the dark blue "Thunders" logo, complete with its interlocking geometric icon.
Landscape promotional banner with a starry space theme. The gold MoTaCon logo appears at the top left and again within the text "THANKS TO OUR MoTaCon PARTNER..." on the left side. The right side features a large white circular element containing the partner logo "DevIT:>_" and the URL DevITJobs.uk. A bright light streak accents the center of the dark blue background.
Promotional graphic for MoTaCon featuring a dark blue starry background. In the upper left is the gold MoTaCon logo. On the right, a circular headshot shows Jason Huggins. The text reads: "TALK: JASON HUGGINS, Chief Vibe Coder. 22 years in 22 minutes: Lessons learned and how they apply in the AI era."
A landscape promotional graphic for a MoTaCon workshop. On a dark blue, starry background, the gold MoTaCon logo sits at the top left. Below it, a white pill-shaped button reads "WORKSHOP" in dark blue text. The name "RAHUL PARWAL" is in large white letters, followed by "Test Specialist." A gold vertical line accents the session title: "Context engineering for testers." On the right, a circular gold-bordered frame features a headshot of Rahul Parwal smiling.
A promotional banner for a MoTaCon workshop featuring Alap Patel, Lead Test Engineer. The design has a dark blue, starry space background. To the left, the MoTaCon logo is in silver, followed by a white pill-shaped button labeled "WORKSHOP." Patel's name and title appear in bold white text above the session title: "Shift-left security: building protection from day one." A circular headshot of Patel, wearing glasses and a dark jacket, is positioned on the right.
Event graphic for a MoTaCon Workshop titled "Getting started with Engineering Management." Against a dark blue, starry space-themed background, the gold MoTaCon logo sits in the top left. Three headshots in gold circular frames are positioned at the top right, featuring: Neil Younger, Drew Pontikis (Engineering Managers), and Parveen Khan (Quality Engineering Manager). The background features a dark blue gradient with white stars.
A graphic for a talk at MoTaCon. The background is a dark blue starry sky with a gold gradient in the upper right. On the left, the MoTaCon logo features a stylised planet. Below it is a white label that says TALK, followed by the speaker's name, SUSANNE ABDELRAHMAN and her title, Technical Program Manager. At the bottom, the talk title is displayed: Can we actually co-own quality? On the right, a circular gold-bordered frame features a headshot of Susanne, a woman with dark curly hair, smiling.
A wide promotional banner with a silver MoTaCon logo at the top left and the text "THANKS TO OUR MoTaCon PARTNER..." below it. On the right side, within a white circular cutout, sits the TestMu AI logo and "Formerly LAMBDATEST." The background is a deep blue cosmic scene with stars and a central shooting star.
Promotional graphic for a MoTaCon talk titled "Testing the untestable: building a strategy for testing AI." On a dark blue starry background, a circular frame on the right shows the speaker, Stuart Thomas, Head of Engineering. He is wearing glasses and a black T-shirt with a orange Half-Life lambda logo. On the left, the gold MoTaCon logo features a stylized planet. Below the talk title, a thin gold vertical line adds accent to the text.
A promotional graphic for a "MoTaCon" workshop set against a purple, starry space-themed background. On the left, the text reads "WORKSHOP" in a white bubble, followed by the name "JAMES PEARCE" and his title, "Senior Quality Engineer." Below this is the session title: "Capture the flag: Collaborative red-teaming for LLMs." On the right, a circular copper-framed headshot shows a man with short hair and a dark beard. The MoTaCon logo features a stylized planet icon.
Promotional graphic for a MoTaCon talk titled "The curious case of the self correcting bug." On the left, the MoTaCon logo features a planet icon, followed by the speaker's name, René V. Veldhuijzen, and his titles, "Strategic Consultant & Test Positivo." To the right, a circular headshot shows René smiling outdoors at a table; he has a small red sticker on his forehead and face paint on his cheek. The background is a purple gradient with a starry, cosmic pattern.
A wide banner featuring a gold MoTaCon logo and the text "THANKS TO OUR MoTaCon PARTNER..." on a purple cosmic background. The right half of the image features a white circular area containing the WonderProxy name and its colorful three-pin icon. A white shooting star effect is visible in the center.
Promotional banner for a talk at "MoTaCon." The background is a purple gradient with star-like speckles. On the left, it reads "TALK" in a white bubble, followed by "SUZANNE KRAAIJ, Lead Quality & Testing Expert." The session title is "The fear factor in Software Testing: Recognize it, address it, transform it." On the right, a circular bronze frame features a portrait of Suzanne, a woman with glasses and long hair wearing a yellow blazer.
A promotional graphic for a MoTaCon Activity titled "Unlocking the World through Inclusive Design." This image features a gold metallic MoTaCon logo on a dark purple starry background. The facilitator, Harsh Gaudana, a Lead QA Consultant, is pictured in a gold-rimmed circular frame on the right. A white "ACTIVITY" label and a shooting star effect complete the design.
Features a gold metallic MoTaCon logo on a dark blue starry background. The speaker, Nancy Kelln, an Executive Crisis Specialist, is shown in a gold-rimmed circular portrait on the right. A white "TALK" label and a shooting star effect complete the design.
A square promotional graphic for a MoTaCon Talk titled "When systems stop behaving: controlled chaos in practice." The design features a purple cosmic background with a gold metallic MoTaCon logo at the top and a white "TALK" label. The speaker, Adam Davis, a Senior Systems Development Manager, is centered in a gold-rimmed circular frame. A bright white shooting star effect streaks behind the portrait, maintaining the event's consistent space theme.
An event graphic for a MoTaCon Workshop titled "Build your own Quality Management System." Set against a deep blue cosmic background with stars, the design features a silver metallic MoTaCon logo at the top left and a white "WORKSHOP" label. The speaker, Melissa Fisher, a Senior Test Engineer, is pictured in a silver-rimmed circular frame on the right. A subtle white shooting star effect streaks across the center of the design.
A promotional graphic for a MoTaCon Talk titled "Stability is a system, not a metric: lessons from scaling mobile test quality." Set against a deep blue cosmic background with stars, the design features a silver metallic MoTaCon logo at the top left. The speaker, Pranav Pandit, a Staff Quality Engineer, is pictured in a silver-rimmed circular frame on the right. A white "TALK" label and a subtle shooting star effect complete the professional, space-themed design.
An event graphic for a MoTaCon Workshop titled "Beyond the exception with Root Cause Analysis." Presented by Richard Adams, a Senior Test Analyst, the design features a cosmic dark blue and purple background with stars. Richard's portrait is shown in a gold-rimmed circle on the right, and the metallic gold "MoTaCon" logo sits at the top left above a white "WORKSHOP" label.
A promotional graphics for a MoTaCon Talk titled "Stop guessing, start seeing: the rise of Observability-Driven Testing," featuring speaker David Burns, Head of Open Source Program Office. Set against a purple cosmic background, the text and a gold-rimmed circular portrait of David Burns are arranged horizontally.
An event graphic for a MoTaCon Workshop titled "Testing as a Party: Inclusive ensemble testing for the whole team." Set against a purple cosmic background, it features two speakers in gold-rimmed circles: Eamon Droko, a QA Engineer, and Lisa Crispin, a Testing Consultant pictured with a donkey.
Square social media graphic for MoTaCon featuring a dark blue background with stars and a light glow at the top. The gold MoTaCon logo is centered at the top. Below it, the word "TALK" appears in a white bubble, followed by the title "Make it joyful: How to build products that make people smile." In the center is a circular headshot of Clare Norman, a woman with pink hair and a smile. Her name and title, "Senior Quality Coach," are listed at the bottom.
A promotional graphic for MoTaCon featuring a dark blue starlit space background. At the top is a gold metallic "MoTaCon" logo with a planet symbol, above a white pill-shaped button that says "HOSTS." Below, two circular portraits are framed in gold: on the left is Veerle Verhagen (Quality Engineer) looking profile-right, and on the right is Gwen Diagram (Speaker, Host & Facilitator) with bright blue hair looking upwards. A shooting star streaks across the right side of the frame.
Square MoTaCon graphic with a purple starry gradient. Text announces a workshop on "Context engineering for testers" by Rahul Parwal. Includes his name, title "Test Specialist," and a circular portrait.
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