You know you need to automate your software testing. The question is no longer “if,” but “when.” So what’s the right time? There are clear signs that your operation is ready to take this step. We’ll show you what they are, what to evaluate before getting started, and how to avoid the pitfalls that cause

In the last few years, frameworks like Selenium, Cypress, and Playwright have become indispensable for test automation. Each has its strengths and audience, which naturally led many companies to use multiple tools at the same time. At first, this diversity seems strategic. Over time, though, it creates a side effect: scattered tests, fragmented reports, and

Has this ever happened to you? The code is ready, the release date is getting closer… and suddenly, a bug pops up and delays everything. That’s exactly where Shift Left Testing comes in, the concept of testing from the very beginning of development to avoid last-minute surprises. And what if I told you this isn’t

Imagine testing a login endpoint that works perfectly, until a user tries to load their dashboard right after. The dashboard fails, but your test doesn’t catch it. Why? Because you’re testing requests in isolation, not in the actual sequence users follow. That’s exactly what interconnected test flows solve. And if you’re using a tool like

With the growing adoption of agile methodologies, software development is no longer a linear process filled with isolated stages and endless documentation. The new norm is different: fast deliveries, short cycles, and constant feedback. But with all this speed, one inevitable question arises: where does QA fit in? A lot of people still see quality