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Your Test Suite Isn't Slow. It's Accumulating Decisions
Most browser test suites do not collapse in one dramatic moment. They get a little slower on Monday. A little noisier on Tuesday. Someone adds a retry…
The Browser Test Passed. The Product Still Broke.
The Browser Test Passed. The Product Still Broke. A browser test can click the right button, see the expected confirmation message, and still tell you…
Browser Testing Gets Hard When the Browser Becomes Part of the Product
The easiest browser tests live entirely inside one tab. Open a page. Fill in a form. Click a button. Check the result. Unfortunately, many valuable us…
Six UI Testing Problems That Expose Weak Automation
Most browser automation demos use a familiar workflow: open a page, fill in a form, click Submit, and verify a success message. Real products are rare…
How to Design an API Test Strategy (Not Just Accumulate Tests)
Most API test suites are decorative. They're green, they run on every build, and they check almost nothing that matters: a wall of status is 200 asser…
The Best Test Automation Tool Is the One Your Team Still Uses a Year Later
Most test automation tools look good during a demo. You record a login flow, add an assertion, run it in Chrome, and get a green result. Everyone is i…
Episode 02: I Automated Before Testing. And Delayed the Delivery
Back to Feedback — Episode 2 of 20 Where it came from This one showed up first as a passing comment from a teammate mid-year: I sometimes seemed to sp…
The Browser Testing Problems That Appear After Your Test Suite Starts Growing
Most browser test suites do not fail because the team forgot how to write a click step. They fail because the system around the tests becomes more com…
Web Testing in 2026 Is Less About Tools and More About Trust
Web testing has become a lot harder to describe in one sentence. It used to be easier to say, “We run some Selenium tests,” or “We use Cypress for fro…
What Actually Breaks Test Automation After the Demo
Most test automation demos are too clean. The demo app is stable. The login flow is simple. The selectors are obvious. The data is predictable. CI is …
Frontend Testing in 2026: The Problems That Actually Break Your UI
Frontend testing has become weirdly broad. A few years ago, a lot of teams treated it as "write some Cypress tests" or "run Selenium in CI." That was …
How to Compare Testing Tools Without Getting Fooled by Feature Checklists
The biggest mistake teams make when comparing testing tools is treating the feature list like the decision. A tool can support API tests, visual check…
A practical playbook for choosing browser automation and cross-browser testing tools
If your goal is faster releases with fewer flaky failures, the tool choice matters less than the testing strategy behind it. Teams usually start by as…
Should AI Help Write the Tests, or Change What You Test?
You just merged an AI-assisted feature branch, the code review looks clean, and the app works in your local smoke test. Now comes the real question: d…
AI-агент действительно ловит баги? Пусть докажет на бенчмарке
Привет! Это снова Михаил Федоров. В первой статье — архитектура QA Assist: 11 AI-агентов от декомпозиции требований до готовых автотестов. Во второй —…