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How to Pick the Right Visual Testing Tool

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    In this era of intense competition, almost every business has an online presence, and thousands of new websites are coming up every year. As per Forbes, more than 43% of small businesses are thinking of investing in their website performance in 2023. In such a scenario, it becomes crucial for website developers to create websites that are visually engaging and function seamlessly. If your website does not meet user standards, they will prefer visiting other websites with superior functionality and user experience. In the long run, it will translate into lost customers and, ultimately, lesser sales and revenues. During the development process, there’s always a risk of visual inconsistencies that can hinder users’ ability to effectively carry out their intended actions, even if other functional aspects are performing smoothly. Websites with mismatched colors, images, or even missing components can be visually unappealing and negatively impact user experience. To prevent thes...

8 Best Practices while Writing Selenium with Java

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  Web applications are growing more advanced as digital technologies keep evolving. With new features and constant updates, QA engineers face new hurdles as they thoroughly test web applications across platforms for functionality and reliability. So, if you want to stay at the top of the game in today’s competitive software landscape, you need to meet your customer’s expectations by providing them with a world-class digital experience. It is where reliable and well-established open-source tools such as Selenium come to your rescue. Selenium has become the world’s most popular web testing framework due to its powerful features and widespread acceptance across multiple browsers. You can execute automated testing scripts written in various languages against local browsers, a lab of browsers and devices using Selenium Grid, or a device cloud. It helps QA engineers to reduce manual testing and allows for the speedier execution of extensive testing.  To get desired r...

Implementing Visual Testing With Cypress

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    With the evolution of technology, web applications are becoming increasingly interactive as well as complex. With the growth of user-centric applications, be it design or user-interface, all the aspects of software development aim to deliver customer satisfaction. In such a scenario, the traditional approach to testing is not sufficient to handle the huge test coverage. Visual testing has stood out as a technique to validate the visual presentation and UI layout in addition to just the functionality.  In this article we will be discussing testing the visual aspects of a web application using Cypress. We will look at the importance of visual testing and then look at the automation of Visual tests using Cypress. What is Visual Testing? Visual Testing, also known as Visual regression Testing , validates that the visual appearance of an application matches the expected design. It is all about checking the application beyond functional aspects. Some of the attributes that...