Automated Testing

That's usually a symptom of brittle selectors that break on every minor UI tweak, which is exactly what self-healing test scripts are built to solve. We also scope coverage around high-value workflows rather than trying to automate everything at once, since an over-broad suite is what usually collapses under its own maintenance weight.

It can be added to an existing codebase — most of our engagements are exactly that, retrofitting test coverage onto software that's already in production. It takes longer than building tests alongside new code, but it's a normal and common starting point.

We wire the test suite directly into your existing pipeline — GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, or whatever you're running — so tests trigger automatically on commits or pull requests and block merges on failure if that's how you want it configured. If you don't have CI/CD in place yet, we can set that up alongside the testing work.

We prioritize by business risk rather than chasing a blanket coverage percentage — the checkout flow gets more coverage than a rarely-used settings page, for instance. We'll give you a clear picture of what's covered and what isn't so you're making an informed tradeoff, not guessing based on a dashboard number.