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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 information or to prompt them to take some action. Alerts can be triggered by different events, such as a user clicking a button or a website encountering an error.

Heather Brooks

Page Object Model (POM) – Why and When Should You Use It?

What is a Page Object Model? Overview of Page Object Model Page Object Model (or POM), is a design pattern in Selenium where we ...
Artem Golubev

Selenium Test Example

What is Selenium? Selenium is an open-source software tool used to create automated UI tests. It allows you to write scripts in a ...
Artem Golubev

Eliminate testing with Executable Specifications

You can eliminate testing with Executable Specifications using Specification-Driven Development in testRigor. Here is how to do ...
Heather Brooks

Top-27 QA Director Interview Questions (+Answers)

The role of a QA Director is critical to ensuring the delivery of high-quality software products. In this role, the person is ...
Artem Golubev

Cucumber Framework: A Complete Introduction

When developing a product, all stakeholders must first agree on the specifications. This can be incredibly challenging in ...
Artem Golubev

Test Scenarios vs. Test Cases: Know The Difference

What is a test case? The test case provides detailed information about the strategy, process, pre-condition, and expected result. ...
Artem Golubev
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