UI automation has evolved rapidly over the last year. The rise of AI assisted testing, the continued shift toward hybrid application architectures and growing pressure for cross platform coverage have all reshaped the automation landscape. With so much change, now is the ideal time to revisit the question many organisations are asking in 2026. What
The digital landscape has fundamentally transformed how users interact with applications, creating unprecedented expectations for seamless functionality across every conceivable platform, device and environment. Modern users switch effortlessly between smartphones, tablets, desktop computers and increasingly diverse operating systems, expecting applications to deliver identical experiences regardless of their chosen platform. This evolution has elevated compatibility testing
In the relentless pace of modern DevOps environments, where continuous integration and deployment pipelines demand rapid feedback cycles, flaky Selenium tests have emerged as one of the most frustrating barriers to development velocity. These unpredictable tests that pass or fail randomly can bring entire CI/CD pipelines to a grinding halt, forcing teams to choose between
In today’s digital landscape, the graphical user interface (GUI) represents the critical touchpoint between software and users. It’s where first impressions are formed, business transactions are completed and user satisfaction is either won or lost. Yet despite its importance, GUI testing remains one of the most challenging aspects of software quality assurance. According to Capgemini’s
The illusion of visual testing Most teams today will tell you they have automated visual regression testing covered. They run scripts, capture screenshots, compare images, and get a green dashboard at the end of the build. From the outside, it looks impressive; polished workflows, integrated pipelines, badges of “full visual coverage.” Scratch the surface, though,
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Software testing is a critical part of the development lifecycle, ensuring that applications function as expected before deployment. With the increasing complexity of modern applications, UI and image-based test automation has become essential for validating visual elements, user interactions, and graphical consistency across different platforms. What can’t be picked up in code testing makes visual
A deep dive into vehicle embedded systems Modern vehicles are packed with complex embedded systems, from infotainment to diagnostics – but how do you test them effectively? As technology advances, embedded systems have become the backbone of modern vehicles, controlling everything from navigation to safety mechanisms. These systems enhance the driving experience, improve performance and
Many don’t realise it, but legacy systems power a significant portion of the technology we rely on daily. Industries like healthcare, finance, manufacturing, and utilities still depend on outdated software in production environments. In fact, legacy systems are so widespread that even critical banking infrastructure runs on COBOL-based systems from the 1960s. While modern apps
The online gambling industry thrives on trust, fairness and a seamless user experience. With millions of players engaging globally, the stakes for software quality, security and compliance have never been higher. Rigorous software testing plays a pivotal role in ensuring platforms are reliable, user-friendly and aligned with legal standards. This guide delves deep into the
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