Dealing with ShadowDOM with jQuery
Recently we started testing https://urban.org and we wanted to take screenshots of the dropdown menu and search box, but they were implemented as components with shadowDOM.
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Drupal And Design Systems
Design systems is a modern approach to building websites and keeping your visuals consistent. In this article we will talk about different ways you can integrate design systems in your theme.
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25 Web Dev & QA Testing Statistics Every Developer Should Know [2022]
Trends move quickly in the web development and QA testing space. These trends can help predict where the QA and testing industry is headed. Development teams can adapt emerging best practices and methodologies while gaining a better understanding of the challenges they face throughout the development cycle.
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Regression Testing: Your Step-by-Step Action Plan
Regression testing can be an overwhelming task. You can try to do too much and fail because of a lack of resources. In this article we will talk about how you can start with small practical steps to get results fast. Once you set up basic tests like visual regression testing you can start with more complex implementations including automation.
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Top Visual Regressions that You Can Spot with and without Automated Testing
Visual bugs are typically considered easy to spot. You can often see what’s missing or what’s amiss on a web page.
A photo that’s too much to the left, the wrong fonts, a missing button -- these are things that you can spot at a simple glance. But not all visual bugs are that easy to catch, especially not with the naked (or untrained eye).
This is where automated visual regression tools like Diffy come into play. They can help you spot elusive visual bugs easily, even if you have to test hundreds of pages.
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Automation Testing 101: Benefits, Types & Tools
If you are familiar with software testing, you already know that there are two main types: manual and automation testing. Both aim to execute a test case and compare the expected results and actual results.
The difference between the two is that manual testing is performed by a human who checks the software to determine if it is working as expected. In contrast, automation testing requires using a software tool or framework to execute test cases.
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What Is User Acceptance Testing? How Is It Planned and Executed?
User acceptance testing (UAT) is the ultimate decider of how your target audience will react to your product. Although a type of functional testing, the point at which UAT testing is performed makes it an imperative in the SDLC.
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