Year: 2025

When running UI automation, you might’ve come across the term headless browser testing. It sounds technical, but it’s actually a practical technique every QA should understand. In this post, we’ll break down: What is headless browser testing Benefits and use cases Common tools and setup…

If you’re automating UI tests with Selenium and still writing your locators and actions directly inside your test scripts, you might quickly find your code hard to maintain. That’s where the Page Object Model (POM) comes in. In this blog post, you’ll learn: What the…

When writing automated tests in Java, two names dominate the testing landscape: TestNG and JUnit. Both are powerful testing frameworks used widely by QA professionals and developers—but which one should you choose? In this post, we’ll break down what TestNG and JUnit are, how they…

Your web app may look perfect on Chrome—but what about Firefox? Safari? Edge? If you’re not testing across different browsers, you’re risking bugs your users will catch first. That’s where cross-browser automation testing comes in. In this post, you’ll learn the basics of cross-browser testing,…

Modern software teams ship faster than ever—sometimes multiple times a day. How? With CI/CD and automation testing working together. If you’re a QA engineer or tester, understanding how automation fits into CI/CD is essential for faster feedback, better quality, and smoother releases. In this post,…

Automation testing promises speed, consistency, and reduced manual effort—but is it really worth the investment? For many QA teams, the big question is:“What’s the return on investment (ROI) of automation?” In this post, we’ll break down: What ROI in test automation means How to calculate…

Automation testing is fast, reliable, and scalable—but that doesn’t mean manual testing is outdated or unnecessary. In fact, there are many situations where manual testing is the better choice. In this post, we’ll explain when and why manual testing is more effective than automation, along…

A well-built automation framework is the backbone of scalable, maintainable, and reliable automated testing. It enables teams to write efficient scripts, reduce duplication, handle test data, generate reports, and integrate smoothly with CI/CD systems. But what exactly makes an automation framework “good”? In this post,…

Automation testing isn’t just about writing scripts—it’s about planning the right strategy that supports your product, team, and release goals. Without a clear plan, even the best tools and frameworks won’t deliver long-term value. In this post, you’ll learn how to build a realistic and…

Automation testing has transformed the way modern teams deliver software. It helps improve speed, coverage, and reliability—but it’s not a silver bullet. Like any tool or process, it comes with clear benefits and important limitations. In this post, we’ll break down the real advantages of…