Author: S.Williams

Front-End Testing & Compatibility Testing by SureSoft Ltd

Posted on by S.Williams in Front

SureSoft Ltd has the experience to add value to a client’s business by vigorously testing their public-facing UI’s and web-components, using the latest tools and techniques. There are many flavours of UI testing; involving pure functionality, cross-browser compatibility, cross-platform compatibility, accessibility testing, component testing, end-to-end testing, automation techniques, web-app testing, native app testing etc. SureSoft … Continue reading Front-End Testing & Compatibility Testing by SureSoft Ltd →

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Pact – Contract testing made (almost) easy

Posted on by S.Williams in Test Automation

PACT /pakt/ noun noun: pact; plural noun: pacts a formal agreement between individuals or parties. Origin late Middle English: from Old French, from Latin pactum ‘something agreed’, neuter past participle (used as a noun) of paciscere ‘agree’. Pact from Pact Foundation is designed to be a dependable testing method for integration points, such as API's and microservices, for development teams concerned … Continue reading Pact – Contract testing made (almost) easy →

Cypress – The end of WebDriver?

Posted on by S.Williams in Front End Testing, Test Automation

End-to-end testing. It's likely most testers least favourite part of their job, and likely a task that most developers actively hate. Flaky, brittle tests, tools that fail to provide consistent results, stakeholders insisting on a 'test all the things' approach (that's for another post later). Hands up any tester reading this who has had their … Continue reading Cypress – The end of WebDriver? →