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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

Mobile Testing: Where Should You Start?

Hand-held devices like mobile phones have gained popularity due to their convenience of use. The percentage of users accessing ...
Heather Brooks

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

Web Testing: A Complete QA Overview

Websites have made many aspects of our lives easier and more convenient. We can pay bills, apply for government services, ...
Artem Golubev

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
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