Selenium has been around longer, supports more browsers and languages, and is still used by more teams globally. Cypress is newer and sometimes faster for browser-based testing and popular with frontend devs working with JavaScript. As a test automation company that uses both Selenium-WebDriver (via Test Evolve Spark ) and modern JavaScript tooling, we’ve had to evaluate them across real test…
“WCAG Is Now the Global Standard for Digital Accessibility” What is WCAG compliance? It's the process of making sure your website or app is accessible to everyone, including people with visual, hearing, mobility, or cognitive disabilities. What began as technical guidance has now been incorporated into legislation. In 2025, the European Accessibility Act (EAA) made it official across the EU. The…
Over 85% of teams now say test automation is essential* to keep up with faster release cycles. But as systems grow more complex, the real challenge isn’t whether to automate; it’s about picking the right tools to cover everything you build. JavaScript sits at the centre of that challenge. It runs everywhere, like web apps, backend APIs, full-stack platforms, and even serverless services. That’s…
Testing Oracle applications requires continuous adaptation to evolving platform requirements. Oracle Cloud pushes scheduled updates across its suite (Fusion, HCM, ERP, SCM) every quarter. These updates aren’t optional, and minor changes in layout or logic can affect core business processes. If your team is working with custom workflows, third-party integrations, or migrating from EBS to Cloud,…
(and How Modern Teams Solve Them in 2025) A feature of your website may work fine in Chrome but break in Safari. The layout might look clean on a desktop but misaligned on a tablet. A dropdown may work in one browser version but fail in another. These bugs are common occurrences representing the types of inconsistencies that teams face on an everyday basis when they try to deliver a stable…
How QA teams can design, prioritise and automate tests for platform-specific success. Most users of your mobile app won’t remember your code, but they’ll remember where the app froze, where the button didn’t respond, or where the screen broke on their device. This represents the core challenge of ensuring mobile app quality. It's not just about whether a feature works; it's about whether it works…
Chromebooks have moved beyond their niche status. With demand projected to grow from $14.7 billion in 2025 to $42.85 billion by 2034 (CMI), these lightweight Android OS devices are gaining traction among students, developers, and QA professionals, thanks to their affordability, portability, and native integration with Google Workspace. ChromeOS has also evolved, with native Android app support now…
As mobile apps compete for attention across devices, networks, and app stores, even a small glitch can lead to user drop-off—or, more critically, diminished brand trust. The expectations are clear: consistent performance, frictionless interaction, and resilience under unpredictable real-world conditions. This makes mobile app testing scenarios not just a QA checklist but a strategic safeguard.…
Headless eCommerce isn't just a passing trend—it's quickly becoming essential. Around 75% of shoppers changed their buying behaviors in the last 18 months , and most plan to stick to these new ways of shopping. With customers expecting personalized experiences that adapt quickly, brands must adopt flexible architectures that enable rapid updates without backend disruptions. Companies like Nike and…
By the end of 2025, an estimated 1.63 billion smartphones will be sold, contributing to a global user base of approximately 7.4 billion. As a result, companies are increasingly prioritizing mobile responsiveness across websites and applications. Mobile applications have become fundamental to business operations due to their portability. Unlike desktops and laptops, which require fixed setups,…