In almost every CXO roundtable, client workshop, or internal architecture discussion I participate in, the same question resurfaces around the long-standing debate of automated vs manual testing. Although the wording may vary from room to room, the underlying concern remains consistent: can automation testing completely replace manual testing in 2026? The question is understandable. Automation tools are more powerful…
Last year, one of our enterprise clients approached us after investing nearly $1.2 million in setting up a new test automation initiative. They had purchased licenses for leading automation tools, hired additional engineers, and built a robust Selenium-based framework. However, six months later, their leadership team was frustrated. The project looked great on paper, but they were struggling to…
I still remember a conversation with a client a few years ago that completely shifted the way I look at accessibility testing. We had just delivered a sleek, feature-rich enterprise application. The interface was fast, the design was modern, and everything looked flawless. Yet during a pilot rollout, one of their employees who was visually impaired couldn’t use even…
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…
