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The obvious question — why is it so much faster to author new tests using Visual AI? It’s because Visual AI uses just a single line of code to take a screenshot of the entire page.

Many thanks to Applitools for the exciting opportunity to learn more about Visual AI testing by competing in the hackathon. While trying to solve the five challenges step by step,…

How do you find out about what works? Ask your peers. So, why not ask your peers about Visual AI?

If you run continuous deployment today, you need high-performance testing. You know the key takeaway shared by our guest presenter, Priyanka Halder: test speed matters.

We are thrilled to announce the Applitools Visual AI Rockstar Hackathon winners. We think the people who participated and won the Hackathon are not just some of the top QA engineers but also trailblazers who are leading the way in pushing the QA industry forward.

The key to becoming a Test Automation Rockstar is to learn how to use Applitools. And we have 40,000 reasons as an incentive for you to learn Applitools now.

With the new learning paths in Test Automation University, you can quickly access the courses you need help you to do your job effectively.

In this article, I will go back to basics and share a step by step tutorial on how to UI test for native JavaScript applications using Applitools and its powerful integration with the Selenium WebDriver library. Applitools is an automated visual regression testing framework. It focuses on the visual aspects of your app and plays a significant role in exposing the visual differences between baseline snapshots and both current and future snapshots.

Get in where you fit in and explore some of the top testing communities on the most popular collaboration tool, Slack.

Angie walks you through various scenarios and shows how Applitools Eyes will let you create a baseline for your test, and then see how Applitools spots visual differences as you make modifications to the app you are testing. She also shows you how easy it is to either accept differences (to create a new baseline) or reject differences (to flag a failure).

We want you to have one place to show you all things Selenium. We know this is a tall order; you could be a Selenium expert, or you could be getting started with Selenium. No matter where you are on this spectrum, from novice to expert, here are all our Selenium-related articles, webinars, and tutorials in one place.

Test automation expert Corina Pip will walk us through her method of writing short and reliable CSS selectors for Selenium Tests, that will identify elements even in the most complex HTML structures.