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In today’s fast-paced software development world, ensuring that your application looks perfect across devices and browsers is critical. This is where Applitools , a cutting-edge AI-based visual testing tool , steps in to make QA faster, smarter, and more efficient. 🔍 What is Applitools? Applitools is an AI-powered testing platform designed specifically for visual UI testing and monitoring . It uses Visual AI to detect any visual bugs in your application, making sure that what users see is exactly what you intended. With integrations across major test automation frameworks like Selenium, Cypress, Playwright, and Appium , Applitools offers cross-platform support with ease. 🧠 Why Use Applitools? 1. Visual AI for Precision Applitools doesn’t rely only on pixel-by-pixel comparison. Its Visual AI engine mimics human vision , identifying visual differences that actually matter and ignoring false positives. 2. Cross-Browser & Cross-Device Testing Run your test across 1000s of br...

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Automation framework basics refer to the foundational components, tools, and principles used to create a structured and maintainable automated testing environment. Whether you're using Selenium, Appium, or any other automation tool, these principles apply broadly. Here's a breakdown: ✅ What is an Automation Framework? An automation framework is a set of guidelines, rules, and tools that help in designing and implementing test scripts efficiently. It provides structure and standardization for automation testing, making the process more organized, reusable, and scalable. 🧱 Core Components of an Automation Framework Test Scripts Automated scripts that perform the actual testing. Written using programming languages (Java, Python, JavaScript, etc.). Test Data Management Separates data from scripts for reusability. Often stored in Excel, JSON, XML, or databases. Object Repository Central storage of web elements (like buttons, input fields). Im...

 Here’s a brief description of when to automate each of the mentioned scenarios: Repetitive Regression Tests Automate when the same test case needs to be executed frequently across multiple releases to ensure existing functionality is not broken. Automation saves time and ensures consistency. Data-Driven Testing Automate when the same test logic needs to be run with multiple sets of input data. Automation allows you to efficiently validate various input combinations and edge cases without manual repetition. Cross-Browser Testing Automate when your application needs to be validated across multiple web browsers. Automated scripts can quickly execute the same tests across different browsers, ensuring compatibility and saving significant manual effort.

The  Automation Testing Foundation  refers to the core concepts, principles, tools, and practices that form the base knowledge required to effectively understand and perform automation testing. It’s often the first step in learning automation testing, especially for beginners or manual testers transitioning into automation. 1.  Understanding the Basics What is Automation Testing? Using software tools to run tests automatically, manage test data, and utilize results to improve software quality. Benefits:  Faster execution, repeatability, reusability, and increased test coverage. Limitations:  High initial cost, maintenance effort, and not suitable for all test types. 2.  Types of Testing Suitable for Automation Regression Testing Smoke and Sanity Testing Functional and Integration Testing Data-Driven Testing Performance Testing (with specialized tools) 3.  Test Automation Frameworks Linear Scripting:  Record and playback, simple but not scalab...

If you’re new to test automation, Selenium is one of the most popular tools to get started with. It allows you to automate browser actions, making it easier to test web applications efficiently. In this blog, we’ll walk through how to write your very first Selenium test script step-by-step. What is Selenium? Selenium is an open-source framework used for automating web browsers. It supports multiple programming languages like Java, Python, C#, and JavaScript, and works with all major browsers including Chrome, Firefox, and Edge. Using Selenium, you can simulate user interactions like clicking buttons, entering text, and navigating between pages—all automatically. Prerequisites Before writing your first Selenium test, make sure you have the following installed: Java Development Kit (JDK) (if you choose Java) An Integrated Development Environment (IDE) like IntelliJ IDEA or Eclipse Selenium WebDriver libraries (which you can add as dependencies) A browser driver exec...