Web testing automation
Use Playwright to automate important browser journeys such as sign-in, account updates, forms, and checkout across the agreed browsers and screen sizes.
AUTOMATION
Release more often.
Recheck with confidence.
Test automation helps your team repeat important checks across websites, web applications, and mobile apps. Start with a focused set of end-to-end tests for the journeys you cannot afford to break.
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01 / A FOCUSED TESTING SCOPE
Test what matters.
Know where you stand.
A good fit for web and mobile products with frequent releases, repeatable workflows, and time-consuming manual regression checks.
App testing automation
Automate stable journeys in iOS and Android apps with tooling suited to the product and technology. Device coverage, permissions, and test environments are agreed before work starts.
Improve existing test suites
Review unreliable checks and investigate the causes of failures. Refine test setup, selectors, waits, and assertions so failures are easier to understand.
Make repeat runs practical
Document how to run the suite and investigate a failure. Where agreed, integrate web and app checks into your existing continuous integration workflow.
Web automation and native mobile app automation use different tools and environments. The right approach depends on your product, platform, existing codebase, and release workflow. Automation needs maintenance as the product changes and complements exploratory testing.
02 / WHAT YOU RECEIVE
Useful findings.
Clear next steps.
- Automation test source for the agreed web or app journeys, handed over to your repository.
- Setup and run instructions, including required test data, devices, and environment configuration.
- A clear coverage summary explaining what is automated and what remains outside the suite.
- Failure-reporting guidance and an agreed approach to ongoing maintenance.
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE / NOT CLIENT WORK
One critical journey. Two product surfaces.
- Web journey
- A signed-in customer adds an item, applies a discount, and completes a sandbox checkout in the browser.
- App journey
- A customer signs in, completes the same key task in the mobile app, then returns after an interruption.
- Assertions
- Check the important state, totals, validation, and final confirmation against agreed expected results.
- Test data
- Use dedicated test accounts and controlled data. No real customer orders or live charges.
- Coverage limit
- Each automated check covers a defined journey and environment. It does not prove that every device, browser, or edge case works.
03 / BEFORE WE START
Should every manual test be automated?
No. Repeatable checks with clear expected outcomes are stronger candidates. New features, unclear requirements, and unexpected user behavior still benefit from human exploration.
Can you automate both websites and mobile apps?
Yes. Websites and web apps can be automated with Playwright. Native iOS and Android apps require suitable mobile automation tooling chosen for the product and its technology.
Can you work with an existing automation suite?
Yes. The work can focus on extending coverage or investigating unreliable tests. Repository access, current failures, and your team’s workflow help define the scope.
Can the tests run after a code change?
That can be included when your build pipeline and test environment support it. We agree when tests run, how credentials are supplied, and how failures are reported.
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR RELEASE
Bring your product.
We’ll bring the questions.
Email a link to your product, the journeys that matter most, and your target release date. We’ll agree the scope before testing begins.
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