Let me be blunt. If you’re still testing web applications manually in 2025, you’re playing a losing game. The gap between slow-moving teams and agile organizations is wider than ever. And the difference almost always comes down to how well they leverage test automation, and how effectively they apply different Selenium use cases to optimize quality assurance. At CredibleSoft,…
Not long ago, I was reviewing a logistics platform’s mobile app with over a million users across North America. The app had been outsourced for both development and QA, but to different vendors. Regression testing was a nightmare. Every release was delayed. Minor updates broke critical features. When I asked about their mobile test automation strategy and whether they’d…
Let me kick this off with a number that should grab your attention: In 2024, global Smart TV app usage exploded by more than 38%, with platforms like Roku, Fire TV, and Android TV leading the charge. And it’s not just entertainment anymore. Smart TVs are now hosting fitness apps, educational content, e-commerce platforms, and even healthcare interfaces. At CredibleSoft,…
In 2022, we were managing the quality assurance for a rapidly growing e-commerce platform. However, our offshore QA team was overwhelmed with the task of manually updating test scripts to keep pace with the platform’s frequent UI changes. Each sprint, we found ourselves dedicating countless hours to fixing broken test cases, which significantly slowed down our release cycles. This…
A few years ago, while setting up a large-scale test automation project for an eCommerce giant, I encountered one of the most frustrating challenges in Selenium test automation; handling dynamic web elements in Selenium Webdriver. Our test suite was designed to cover thousands of test cases, yet every UI update caused major test failures. XPath locators broke overnight, elements…
