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
At T-Plan, we’ve observed a clear shift in the way quality assurance (QA) is approached. As businesses embrace AI-driven development and agile delivery, the future of QA has never been more uncertain — or more critical. Across many organisations, traditional QA roles are being redefined, reduced, or absorbed into other functions. Business analysts are taking
In our latest LinkedIn poll, we asked: “How long does it take your team to build and run your first test on a new application?” The results were revealing: These aren’t just numbers. They reflect a very real set of challenges that teams across industries are facing every day. The Barriers Behind the Bottleneck So
For many scaling tech organisations, speed is essential. Features are released rapidly, teams expand, and simple stacks quickly become complex ecosystems. But one area often left behind during this growth is test automation. If you have ever said: “We need something that works now and still works a year from now” You’re not alone. We
If you are reading this, your experience with Selenium or Appium has probably not been as smooth as you expected. You’re not alone. Many software teams tell us they have spent considerable time building and maintaining automated tests, only to find them failing whenever the user interface changes. The time that was meant to be
As software teams scale, the demands on their test automation frameworks grow rapidly—so it’s no surprise that many organisations are re-evaluating their tech stacks to ensure they’re future-proof. We recently ran a poll to ask the testing community: What’s your test team’s biggest challenge in software testing? Here’s what they told us: The message is
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,
Legacy systems are the backbone of many organisations—but they often come with a heavy burden. In sectors like finance, healthcare, manufacturing, and government, these long-standing systems remain essential, yet their age and complexity make integration with modern automation tools incredibly challenging. As a result, teams are left relying on manual workarounds that are time-consuming, inefficient,
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