Blog / Author: Heather Brooks
How to Automate Pop-Up Alert Testing? Selenium vs. testRigor
What are pop-up alerts? An alert on a web page is a pop-up window that appears on a website to provide a user with important ...
Eliminate testing with Executable Specifications
You can eliminate testing with Executable Specifications using Specification-Driven Development in testRigor. Here is how to do ...
Partial Scrolls
Partial scrolls are the way to control the length of testRigor’s default scroll action for a situation when the targeted ...
Working with loops in testRigor
Loops are a step or a sequence of steps that will be repeated continually until a certain condition is met. Loops are useful for ...
How to set up the Twilio Integration?
testRigor supports SMS and making a phone call through an integration with Twilio. In Settings->Integrations, scroll down to the ...
testRigor Locators
What is testRigor locator? testRigor locator is a way to describe finding elements from an end-user’s perspective. You, as ...
Tips & Tricks – How to access test environment, web and mobile steps in one test
We’re covering two topics in this tips&tricks session: Different types of deployment and how testRigor can access your ...
FAQ – What if we don’t have dedicated testers, who can write automated tests with testRigor?
With testRigor you’ll be able to involve your manual QA as well as business analysts, and product managers to be able to ...



